At long last, the all-new 2023 Perodua Axia has officially been launched. Following a slurry of teases (and leaks), we now have official prices as well as confirmed spec sheets of the 4 variants on offer. As you may already know, the 2023 Axia is more expensive, courtesy of improved equipment and features across the range. Check out the following table to see how the variants stack up. Price start from RM 38,600 for the entry-level Axia 1.0 G variant and rise to RM 49,500 for the top-spec Axia 1

When Proton returned to Pakistan in December 2020, the excitement and anticipation were high with the Proton Saga and Proton X70 being some of the more modern but affordable offerings in the country. However, a little under a year later, things are not doing so well for the Malaysian tiger. First, there was a disruption with stock availability due to Malaysia's MCO and then there were delays to the Saga’s local assembly (CKD) in Pakistan. Also read: Malaysia's MCO further delays Proton Pakistan'

Perodua kickstarted the trend here with the Perodua Axia Style and it proved to be quite the winner. So much so that Proton followed suit with the Proton Iriz Active. Which begs the question; why isn’t there a Perodua Myvi Style? Also Read: 2022 Perodua Myvi facelift's D-CVT - How much better is it than the 4AT? Never say never but if Perodua were to roll one out with a raised height and some muscular cladding, graphics rendering maestro Theophilus Chin has probably nailed what it would look lik

3 engines at launch, up to 400 PS in power All-new monocoque aluminium platform 90 and 110 body design, just like the forefather After what seems like an eternity later, Land Rover has officially taken the wraps off the all-new generation Defender at the ongoing 2019 Frankfurt International Motor Show. Codenamed L663, the all-new Defender on built on Land Rover’s D7x platform. Unlike models of yore, the all-new Defender gets a lightweight aluminium monocoque platform, allowing it to boast a thre

At an age when most people would just resign to their fate and wait for the end of their lives, former BBC presenter Tim Slessor will embark on a 16,000 km overland drive from Singapore to London, in a 64-year old Land Rover Series 1 – the same car he once drove on a similar journey but reverse direction back in 1955. Come 25-August, the 87-year old Tim will partner with 31-year old adventurer and documentary film maker Alex Bescoby to repeat the historic drive. Of course, they won’t be alone. T

Proton has just introduced the new Saga, updating the affordable sedan that has been around since 2016 with some much-needed improvements. Let’s take a look at what has been improved on the new Saga. For starters, the front grille now features Proton’s ‘Infinite Weave’ motif, first found on the X70. The new Saga is the fourth model after the X70, Iriz, and Persona to don the new grille. Apart from the ‘Infinite Weave’ front grille, the new Saga also features a chrome strip that connects both hea