Japanese brands continued their domination of car sales in Thailand in 2023. A total of 634,948 new cars were sold in the Kingdom last year according to data compiled by Headlight Mag. The top 3 brands – Toyota, Isuzu, and Honda – took a combined market share of 66.1%. Toyota led with 265,949 units followed by Isuzu with 151,935 units while Honda saw 94,336 units sold throughout 2023. Ford is the only non-Japanese or as a matter of fact, non-Asian brand in Thailand’s top 12 best-selling car manu

When Geely purchased a 49.9 percent stake in Proton from DRB-Hicom in 2017, the Chinese carmaker was upbeat about its goal to become the third largest automotive brand in the Southeast Asian ASEAN trade bloc by 2027. 5 years later, we are now at the midpoint of Geely’s 10-year goal for Proton. To the credit of the new team at Proton, the Malayan Tiger marque is now on a much stronger footing than it ever has since 2013. Proton ended 2022 with 141,432 cars delivered, up 23.3 percent from 2021, bu

Toyota President Akio Toyoda’s promise of bidding goodbye to the end of analogue cars era by gifting enthusiasts three GR sports cars is now complete, and there won’t be any more GR models to follow, confirms Toyota GR86’s chief engineer Yasunori Suezawa. When asked by Australian publication Drive if there are other GR models to follow, Suezawa said “There is none left actually, so this [the GR86] is the last.” The GR models here refer to the company's 4 core GR models - 3 GR sports cars GR Yari

From the doldrums of dull and the shores of soullessness, Toyota has somehow managed to make a deal with the devil and reclaim its soul from the depths of monotony with not one, but three performance models across a wide spectrum that appeals to each and every blood cell that would give us a boner. The new Toyota GR86 is probably the most accessible and they’ve spared no expense in giving it the advertising campaign it deserves… even if we don’t know what exactly it means. Also Read: 2022 Toyota

Not one to take the Toyota Hilux’s threat lying down, Isuzu aired teasers of its upcoming Isuzu D-Max special edition on Facebook. Branded as ‘Mysterious, Supreme yet Stylish’, there’s no prizes for guessing that this is the limited-edition Isuzu D-Max Stealth. Sorry folks, this is not the all-new pickup as you probably may have expected. For what we know, the D-Max Stealth is just a kitted-up version of the current D-Max. Based on the teaser images posted, we can see that the Stealth edition is

While Malaysians are still getting acquainted with Isuzu’s new D-Max 1.9, Isuzu has already completed its set-up to send their newest pup on Borneo Safari. For over a decade, the Isuzu D-Max 2.5-litre and 3.0-litre have proven to be one of the most capable vehicles in the Safari. The D-Max representative has always successfully ferried its passengers safely and affectively across the most gruelling track known to metal-kind with minimal modifications done to the car. Now Isuzu is hoping to put t