City Hatchback launched, faces up against the Toyota Yaris Prices start at RM 76k, Yaris starts off at RM 71k Monthy repayment from RM 780/month The much-anticipated 2022 Honda City Hatchback is finally here. The successor the popular Honda Jazz, is offered in three variants (for now): the Grade S, E, and V priced between RM 76k (Grade S) and RM 88k (Grade V). The range-topping City Hatchback RS e:HEV variant will only be made available in early 2022, official prices are expected to be announced

Whether it's in Malaysia or elsewhere, before the chin scratchers that are variants and colours come into play, there's a decision car buyers make - choosing a body style. Which brings me neatly to hatchbacks versus sedans. Not dissimilar to The Matrix's red and blue pills, both have their pros and cons which we'll weigh for you to help you find your next perfect car. Driving experience: Hatches aren't necessarily sportier With a raking roofline and stout proportions, hatchbacks generally look m

After introducing no less than five new models in 2020, including the Honda Civic facelift, all-new Honda Accord, and all-new Honda City, Honda Malaysia isn’t slowing down one bit. With 2021 just around the corner, let’s take a look and see what does Honda Malaysia has in store for us in 2021. 2021 Honda City RS The Honda City RS will be Honda Malaysia’s first debut for 2021. Granted, the company showcased the City RS during the launch of the fifth-generation model, but would only launch the mod

It feels quite a bit like the Thanos snap from Infinity War, doesn’t it? In one snap - in this case the Proton X50’s preview - hundreds of spyshots showing off the X50 decked in camouflage over months were abruptly replaced with the real thing instead. We’re sure you remember, since there had to be at least one or two reports of spied X50’s everyday for months on end. What gives? What was happening? And why are there still camouflaged X50s? 1.9 million km and 75,000 hours Some might say that the

MINI Malaysia has launched the all-electric MINI Cooper SE. Starting at RM218,370.78, the Mini Cooper SE is a stylish electric car that share a similar powerplant with the BMW i3s. The difference between the MINI Cooper SE and the BMW i3s would be the fact that the MINI is front-wheel-drive while the BMW is rear-wheel-drive. Assembled in Oxford, the electric MINI is a city electric car with a battery 28.9 kWh battery capacity, just a tad below the 35.5 kWh battery capacity of the Honda E. On the

A photo recently surfaced on social media, purporting that the 2020 Proton X50 will be priced from RM 75,800 to RM 103,800. But that is not true. The alleged photo is a screengrab from a video (which we won’t link here, for obvious reasons) that is speculating how the Proton X50 stacks up against the Perodua D55L. It is not a leaked pricelist from Proton. In fact, Proton themselves have yet to reveal any information regarding the upcoming X50 – everything is purely speculations at this point of