You're looking at the all-new 2023 third-generation Subaru XV except that Subaru has decided to drop the alphabetical name and instead calls it the Crosstrek. Making its global debut online, the 2023 Subaru Crosstrek might sport a familiar silhouette but underneath it’s an all-new crossover. Combining a compact body with a rugged and sporty design, the crossover is an ideal vehicle for adventurous types be it in the concrete jungle or in the outdoors. Also, the Crosstrek name which was previousl

Based on AT Premium variant, but with additional accessories Costs RM 12.8k more than AT Premium Roof-mounted Hella lights operated only on high-beam switch Need a truck, but hate how it'll look like everyone elses? Here's a limited-edition solution – the just-launched-in-Malaysia 2022 Mitsubishi Triton Phantom Plus Edition, priced from RM 139,700, slotting in just below the range-topping Athlete variant. 2022 Mitsubishi Triton Prices in Malaysia Variant Price Triton Athlete RM 146,600 Triton Ph

In an effort to contribute to a philanthropic movement, Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia (MMM) has donated a Mitsubishi Triton to Insaf Malaysia, a non-profit organization carrying out charitable causes. The Triton will mainly be used to deliver food to the poor or victims of natural disasters. It will also be used to run various initiatives under Insaf Malaysia such as distributing food to orphanages and welfare homes, or even to old folks who no longer have anyone to care for them. According to Tomo

When the 2020 Mercedes-AMG A35 4Matic (RM 366,785 OTR 0% SST) was launched it only had one competitor and it is the out-going and no-less fun Volkswagen Golf R. We all know that with the dated features the Golf had to offer, it doesn’t come close to the A35. But come July, with the arrival of F40 2020 BMW M135i (RM 355,646 OTR 0% SST) to our shores, the A35 now has a worthy competitor. So, how do these hot hatches compare in terms of specs? Exterior There is no denying that the BMW M135i cuts th

The Proton X70 made headlines over and over in early 2019 when it was first launched to the Malaysian market. It was a massive success for Proton to say the least. A year later, Proton experienced a 48% drop in sales for the Proton X70 with a total of 4,145 units sold within the first quarter of 2020 compared to the same period last year. But it’s not because the interest in the X70 has dwindled, in fact, it’s far from that. The drop in sales is attributed to the transition to the locally assemb

The locally-assembled (CKD) Proton X70 is no stranger to Malaysians – we have driven it and discussed about the new dual-clutch automatic, in addition to covering numerous aspects of the new SUV. Another aspect of the new X70 CKD that was a topic of debate is its maintenance cost – earlier, we reported that it costs nearly RM 5,000 to maintain the X70 over a period of 5 years, which is almost RM 1,000 more than a Honda CR-V. However, with the new 7-speed dual-clutch automatic in place, is it any