Mazda (C. M. Chok Brothers Sdn. Bhd.) @ Jalan Padang Lalang

Chulalongkorn University, one of the top 50 universities in Asia, according to QS World University Rankings, has taken delivery of 39 units of Honda e:N1, a fully electric (BEV) variant of the Honda HR-V. All 39 units will be used to support a trial use by the university, as part of the institution’s wider goal of becoming a zero-emission university. The Honda e:N1 is locally assembled at Honda Thailand’s Prachinburi plant. However, the model is not available for sale. Instead, users will sign a

The Honda HR-V, Chery Omoda 5, and Haval H6 are the biggest winners of November 2024’s sales tally for SUVs. Honda HR-V sales grew 19.4% last month, reaching 1,923 units, making it Malaysia’s No.1 selling non-national SUV. This is despite Honda Malaysia not having any e:HEV RS hybrid to sell until January 2025. In terms of cumulative numbers (January to November 2024), the Honda HR-V remains the most popular non-national SUV in Malaysia, with 18,587 units sold. The HR-V’s closest rival Toyota Co

At the ongoing Kuala Lumpur International Motor Show (KLIMS) 2024, Honda Malaysia showcased the 2024 Honda CR-V equipped with the Modulo package, an accessory kit priced at RM 6,084. Visitors to KLIMS 2024 can view the Modulo-equipped CR-V up close, alongside Honda’s other offerings. The Modulo package includes a front grille garnish that adds a touch of sophistication to the SUV’s fascia. A front aero bumper emphasizes its sporty character with a lip spoiler-like design. Along the sides, runnin

Owning a 2-door car often comes with compromises—while a Mazda MX-5 drives brilliantly, fitting more than one passenger and a carry-on bag can be a challenge. The Honda CR-Z, however, proves that sometimes you can have your cake and eat it too. Behind its stylish 2-door hatchback body style lies a surprisingly practical package. With room for four, a boot spacious enough for a bycicle, and a hybrid powertrain that’s both fuel-efficient and peppy, the CR-Z strikes a unique balance between form an

There are two (relatively) affordable sports cars in Malaysia – the Toyota GR86 and the Mazda MX-5. The former can be a bit hard to get in and out of, especially for less committed casual users, plus it needs RON 97 (if you were to strictly follow manufacturer’s recommendation). Meanwhile, the MX-5 is a bit too cramped for two adults to go on a trip together. Enter this Honda Prelude. Honda didn’t provide the dimensions but the A-pillar’s rake, wheelbase, and front-overhang suggest that it’s bas