Perodua received a grand total of 25,100 bookings on the very last day of the SST exemption period (30th June 2022), smashing its all-time record of daily bookings. During its 2022 first half sales review held earlier today, Perodua President and Chief Executive Officer Dato' Zainal Abidin Ahmad said, "There was a significant rush in vehicle booking especially when the government extended the registration period to 31 March 2023 and we thank Malaysians for choosing Perodua as their brand of choi

The Proton Satria Neo is the only Malaysian car to date that has ever been sold officially in Japan but it’s not exactly a model meant for the public. Rather, the Malaysian hatchback is sold by aftermarket parts producer, Cusco via its Carrosser distribution network for motorsports purposes. Sold between 2011 and 2018, most of these Satria Neos competed in rallying tournaments across Japan and were favourable according to some reviewers. Still, these cars remained road-legal despite the parts fi

Back when the Perodua Ativa was still referred to as the D55L, some of us were already contemplating whether to wait for it or to just buy the good old Perodua Myvi. Even now, some of us are still deciding between the two cars since both are attractively priced compact cars for the family. Both cars are similarly sized with the Ativa having a taller ride height and bigger wheels. Learning that my brother-in-law just purchased a brand-new Perodua Myvi, we decided to put both cars next to each oth

Facts and figures are nice to talk about: an insanely-good fuel-efficiency figure is just as nice to brag about as fast 0-100 times. But what about non-facts and figures stuff, like comfort? That's what we want to measure today between the 2020 Nissan Almera and the 2020 Honda City. 2020 Honda City Much can be said about the list of equipments in Honda's latest B-segment sedan - it's certainly not lacking in any aspect. But this article is mostly concerned about how comfortable the car feels. Of

The all-new 2020 Nissan Almera is fast shaping up to be quite a good car. Especially for us Malaysians, we get a few unique features that the Thai cars don't get and for a rather competitive price too, starting at RM 79k. But as much as new cars are nice to have, sometimes we just can't let go of our older cars. What do we do then? We give them a facelift. Enter the '2020 Nissan Almera' We'll give you a second to see what's up with the Almera above. Spotted it? Yup, it's not the latest N18 Almer

Now that Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia has introduced the 2020 Mitsubishi Xpander in Malaysia, the question on some people’s mind is: should you get the Xpander over a B-segment sedan like the Honda City, Nissan Almera, or Toyota Vios? Before you point out that they don't compete with each other as they belong to different segments, keep in mind that potential buyers will end up cross shopping as these models are priced very close together. Let’s dive in and see which model suits your needs better.