2020 will be an interesting year for car buyers in Malaysia, as manufacturers are gearing up to introduce a long list of new models.The 2020 Perodua Bezza kicked things off in early-January, followed by the updated Volkswagen Passat, BMW X1, BMW 320i, and Mazda CX-30.But what’s coming next?2020 Nissan AlmeraThe all-new Nissan Almera is now even better looking than beforeThe upcoming all-new Nissan Almera is an important model for Nissan Malaysia, as it has been quite a while since the comp

Perodua Myvi has gone through several facelifts, yet the silhouette of its archetype – Toyota Passo (Daihatsu), still can be noticed vividly from the outside or inside. Needless to say, the brand new 2018 Myvi gained a sportier outline and contains modern elements, a complete build sheet with the reasonable price also outstand the car in its class. However, does Perodua Myvi the best choice in the Malaysian subcompact/supermini market racing with Proton Iriz?To make the game fair, we have

First car is like your first love; you’ll get excited about it, make mistakes along the way, discover your likes and dislikes, but you’ll always remember it and depending on the situation, you’ll realise that money seems to be flowing out rather quickly.Which is why it is important to know what you’re getting into when you buy your first car, because it's not as simple as merely paying the monthly installments and refueling the car.Let’s start with mai

ASA is short for Advanced Safety Assist, and it’s found on the Perodua Myvi and Aruz - but only on the highest 1.5 AV variant.ASA is Perodua’s marketing term for what is generically known as ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System). Never mind about the confusing terminologies, here’s a simple explanation of what ASA does and whether is it worth your money.In short, ASA is a safety feature that steps in when the driver is distracted and doesn’t notice the danger ahead. It

One look at the Toyota Raize/Daihatsu Rocky twins and it's obvious that the compact SUV’s overall silhouette bares massive resemblance to the Perodua Myvi. The Daihatsu Rocky is produced by Daihatsu Motor Co., Ltd which also does contract manufacturing for Toyota, which sells the same car as the Toyota Raize. While the Raize/Rocky might look like a bigger and taller Myvi, but the size of the SUV is not that much different from the little hatchback.Compared to t

Well, yes and no. Yes, they are both 1.5-litre Dual VVT-i engine from the NR engine family and they are both made in the same Daihatsu Perodua Engine Manufacturing plant in Sendayan Techvalley in Negeri Sembilan.And no, they have slightly different engine codes, 2NR-FE for the Toyota Yaris and 2NR-VE for the Perodua Myvi. However, it’s just a different suffix for Toyota and Daihatsu. Wikipedia will tell you otherwise, saying that the Daihatsu's 2NR-VE is an steel block while