What do you get when you take a pick-up truck and infuse it with some street racing flair? Thailand's got the answer - it's the 2021 Ford Ranger XL Street Special Edition, built to celebrate Ford Thailand's 25th anniversary. The Ranger XL Street trades off-roady cues for looks that won't be out of place in Midnight Club 3. Up front, it's got a new grille (with FORD proudly written in block letters) that's inspired by the Ford Thailand Racing (FTR) and Ford Ranger Raptor trucks. There's a bodykit

Isuzu Malaysia has announced that bookings of the all-new 2021 Isuzu D-Max will open today and the brand-new pick-up truck will be launched here by the end of this month. The brand-new pick-up truck is estimated to be priced between RM 89,000 to RM 145,000, depending on variant and subject to government approvals. Chief Operating Officer of Isuzu Malaysia’s Light Commercial Division Mr Masayuki Suzuki said, “We are extremely thrilled that this impressive all-new Isuzu D-Max has been made availab

Proton’s management have told its investment bank partners that the company will be launching a new Geely-based model in 2021, according the latest investor’s newsletter by RHB Research. The research house didn’t mention any specifics on which Geely model that Proton’s management was referring to. However back in 2018, Geely Automobile Holdings, the parent company of Zhejiang Geely Holding Group, which owns half of Proton, signed an agreement to license three Geely models to Proton for CNY 1,344

Yesterday we posted that the Hyundai i30N has overtaken the BMW M135i to become Europe’s third most popular performance hatchback, trailing behind the Mercedes-AMG A35 and Volkswagen Golf GTI. That’s an amazing feat considering that this is only Hyundai’s first attempt at this end of the market. Clearly Hyundai hired the right person to head its N Division – the former head of BMW M, Albert Biermann. In just his first attempt, Biermann has already created a better product that has won over more

UMW Toyota Motor Sdn Bhd (UMWT), the distributor of Toyota and Lexus vehicles in Malaysia today announced new prices for its vehicles beginning 15 June 2020, following the incentives provided to the Malaysian automotive industry announced by the Prime Minister. “Toyota vehicles are now more affordable than ever. Customers should take this opportunity to upgrade or purchase a new Toyota. All relief from the new tax structure have been factored into the new pricing, considered in the best interest

The updated Honda Civic just made its Malaysian debut, now with a mildly restyled exterior and the inclusion of Honda Sensing. Prices have also increased across the board – the base Civic 1.8 S is now priced from RM 113,600 (up RM 3,174), while the Civic 1.5 TC is now priced from RM 129,600 (up RM 5,524). The range-topping 1.5 TC-P is priced from RM 139,600 (up RM 7,717). With these new prices, what other options do you have? Proton X70 – There is a reason why it’s so popular The first choice co