Whether you want to call it a deep facelift or a new generation, the new petrol-powered 2024 MINI Cooper begins production at MINI Plant Oxford. The first unit was driven off the production line by Charlie Cooper, the grandson of John Cooper, the father of the Mini Cooper. While the all-new fully electric MINI Cooper E is built in China as part of a joint collaboration with GWM, the internal combustion MINI is manufactured in the UK. All three BMW Group UK manufacturing sites contribute to the p

Sime Darby Auto Selection (SDAS) has introduced an Extended Warranty Programme for pre-owned BMW plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHEV). Called +HYBRID, the programme - in collaboration with Guard My Ride (GMR) and RHB Insurance - is set to offer pre-owned BMW PHEV owners a peace of mind with comprehensive warranty coverage (terms and conditions apply) for the following: Electrical Machine Electronics (EME) - BMW’s terminology for the inverter High-Voltage Battery Cell Integrated Motor Generator (Electr

In terms of meeting all the general prerequisites expected of an entry-level vehicle, no other car in the country can hold a candle to the Perodua Myvi. It didn’t earn its “king of the road” moniker purely from the questionable behaviour of some of its owners. It used to do everything expected of a simple car without fuss. Now, it’s gone a little beyond that with active safety tech, taking things to the next level. A recent facelift has only just made the best-selling car in Malaysia even better

In just two years after the facelifted Proton Iriz was launched, it has received yet another nip and tuck. This time, the range-topper gets a crossover-like outfit called the Iriz Active. Is it enough to convince buyers from the Perodua Myvi? Let us compare the range-topping variants of both. Price Range Comparison Proton Iriz RM 40,300 - RM 54,000* Perodua Myvi RM 41,292 - RM 52,697* *Prices stated above are OTR without insurance, with SST rebate, valid until 31-December 2021 Powertrain The Per

Nothing shouts exclusivity like the Toyota Alphard, with its V6 engine purring as you sit comfortably in its opulent leather seats, plotting your next excuse to avoid a royal order. Not all of us have the luxury to send out a press release on poor bowel movements or own a brand-new Alphard but fret not, because the Chinese are at it again with their amazingly cheap knockoffs of the evergreen luxury minivan. Also read: Toyota Alphard, used units from RM 40k, here’s some tips for buying one Okay,

The seven-seat SUV Perodua Aruz comes in two models and is priced at: Aruz 1.5X: RM 72,900 Aruz 1.5AV: RM 77,900 All variants come with a 5-year / 150,000 km warranty (whichever comes first). Compared with its sibling Rush, Aruz's differences mainly at the air intake grille, and the third pole Perodua badge. The chrome strips are also connected to the LED daytime running lights in the LED headlights. Aruz has one solid color -ivory white, and four metallic colors, namely Amazon Green, Granite Gr