Let’s get one thing clear about vehicle ownership. Buying a car and maintaining a car are two very different aspects of the proprietorship experience… and the latter is something plenty of us are guilty of not factoring into the equation which can then become an expensive sum. Firstly, just because you can afford to, doesn’t mean you have to buy the most expensive car you can afford on your salary or budget… lambang ‘H’ be damned. Secondly, pricier cars usually mean pricier maintenance as well.

Infographics claiming to reveal the breakdown of how taxes contribute to high car prices in Malaysia are once again making their rounds on social media, this time in an op-ed by Free Malaysia Today (FMT). Back in 2013, Rafizi Ramli – now Economics Affairs Minister – pledged to lower car prices if Pakatan Harapan wins the 2013 General Election. He presented a ‘formula’ of sorts, explaining how car prices are determined three popular models as examples - Perodua Myvi, Honda Civic, and Toyota Camry

The current Nissan Almera (N18) is a brilliant B-segment sedan with unfortunate baggage thanks to the name. The City/Vios rival is a favourite at the WapCar office and over in the U.S. of A, a facelift has been unveiled. Sold as the Nissan Versa, the 2023 facelift will go on sale by the end of the year and the American public can get their first look at this weekend’s 2022 Miami Auto Show. Being a facelift, only the front gets a major change in the shape of a new front fascia with the trademark

Perodua aims to sell 240,000 vehicles in 2021 - a 9% increase from the impressive 220,163 units sold last year. The company cites sustained strong demand for existing models and the sales tax (SST) exemption as key factors in achieving this goal. Perodua's sales figures last year netted them 41.6% market share of the 529,434 new cars sold in Malaysia (better known as Total Industry Volume, TIV) in 2020. Here's how each model performed for them: 2020 Perodua Sales Breakdown Car Units Perodua Myvi

Nissan Almera The Nissan Almera we see on our roads are nigh on 8 years old now and its replacement is coming to Malaysia. However, with the Covid-19 pandemic, plans have been understandably affected. We've been up close and personal with the all-new Nissan Almera, so here are our impressions of the Almera and everything we know about it up to this point. 1. When will the Nissan Almera arrive? Changes in government policy towards vehicle pricing and the Covid-19 pandemic have put things on hold

Last year was a relatively quiet year for Nissan Malaysia, having launched only two models – the facelifted X-Trail and all-new Leaf. However, 2020 is set to be a better year for Nissan Malaysia, as the company has confirmed that they will be introducing several new models this year. All-new Almera is upon us soon The first model we can expect from Nissan is the all-new Almera, which made its regional debut in Thailand back in November 2019. We particularly love how the all-new Almera looks, as