In this upwardly mobile society, having a means of transportation is a necessity and in places where public transport is either absent or inefficient, having your own car is a must. While some might see them as a luxury, there are those who needed them to supplement their income or to commute. That said, for many who are budget-conscious, the threshold of owning a brand-new car shouldn’t breach the six-figure mark. While there are plenty of cars likely to be launched here in Malaysia in 2023, we

You’ve probably heard by now that the all-new Perodua Alza D27A is now open for bookings. You can head to the booking page to stake your place in the already long line or just to check out the carmaker’s B-segment 7-seater. Accompanying the official acceptance of bookings is the customary short video teaser that gives us some key close-ups of the Alza in one of its new shades as well as a catchy font for the emblem on the rear hatch. Also Read: D27A 2022 Perodua Alza: Full specs here, est price

Perhaps the most notable thing many people noticed about the launch of the 2021 Proton Persona and Proton Iriz facelifts is that there is no manual option for both models anymore. Needless to say, some are up in arms about this. It's pretty clear by now that I am a proponent of the manual transmission, but I am also a proponent of any good transmissions, even if it's a self-shifting one. But I digress. What I'm here to discuss today is, why did Proton jettison the manual variants of the Persona

In case you missed it, Proton is set to debut a crossover version of the Proton Iriz when the next update rolls around. Evidence that Proton has filed a trademark for the Iriz Active logo on the Malaysian Intellectual Properly Office (MyIPO) has now surfaced online so does this mean the name is confirmed? We can only say likely, as the trademark filing is not new. Proton filed the trademark for the logo back when the Iriz Active concept was introduced in 2014 to gauge how Malaysians would react

Let’s get the important figures out of the way first – the Honda City costs RM 3,669 to maintain over a 5-year/100,00-km period, while the Nissan Almera costs RM 1,766 to maintain over a 5-year/70,000-km period. Yes, 70,000 km over a 5-year period, but we'll get into that below. Wait, why is the Almera so much cheaper to maintain? Simple – Nissan is currently offering free alternate servicing for the Almera, meaning that you'll only need to pay for servicing once every year. The free servicing i

Pre-orders of the all-new 2020 Honda Jazz have just been opened in China, with prices starting from RMB 81,800. For the Chinese market, the all-new Honda Jazz is called the Honda Fit. The model gets a bespoke design that is unique for China. Compared to other markets (Europe, Japan), the Chinese market Honda Jazz gets a proper front grille – unlike the European and Japanese Jazz’s one-piece design. The front and rear bumpers are also unique to China. Apart from the regular Jazz, buyers in China