Isuzu Malaysia has unveiled its new retail outlet design today following the opening of the Autoexec Corporation 3S Centre in Jinjang, Kepong, earlier today. The 3S centre – sales, service, and spare parts – is also one of the brand's 66 showrooms nationwide. "This new outlet features a strong brand image to reflect the changing outlook of Isuzu's retail business. The modern design elements and improved facilities are designed to ensure customers not only purchase the best products, but also rec

Malaysia to debut all-new 2022 Honda HR-V soon HR-V e:HEV will square off against the Corolla Cross Hybrid How much will the HR-V e:HEV cost in Malaysia? When the all-new 2022 Honda HR-V arrives in Malaysia later this year, it will likely bring with it not one, not two, but three powertrains – all brand-new powertrains on the HR-V. One of which is the petrol-electric 1.5-litre i-MMD hybrid system, which made its debut in Malaysia on the Honda City RS. Seeing that Honda Malaysia has yet to reveal

Android Auto now available, previously only with Apple CarPlay Prices have gone up a bit 6 airbags available on more variants First introduced in 2019, Thailand’s N18 Nissan Almera is closing in to the midpoint of its lifecycle. Thus, the turbocharged B-segment sedan has received a host of upgrades for the 2022 model year. Nissan has streamlined the Almera’s line-up in Thailand, axing the entry-level Turbo S variant as well as the Turbo V Sportech variant. Prices of some variants have also incre

RHB's latest investment report says that Malaysians can expect the all-new 2021 Mazda BT-50 to launch on our shores this year. Having made its global debut this time last year, the third generation (TF) BT-50 is actually a Kodo-injected reskin of the equally-new Isuzu D-Max. Also read: Mazda injected some Kodo into Isuzu D-Max, debuts all-new 2020 Mazda BT-50 Far from just being a pretty face, it shares the same 1.9-litre (150 PS / 350 Nm) and 3.0-litre (190 PS / 450 Nm) engines too, besides com

Unlike neighbouring Indonesia, 7-seaters are not as popular in Thailand as buyers there prefer pick-up trucks. However, in this small market, there is one model that is on every Thai buyer’s mind – the Mitsubishi Xpander. According to data compiled by Headlight Magazine, Mitsubishi Motors Thailand recorded 1,064 units of the 7-seater SUV sold in the first quarter of 2021. That accounted for 57.7% market share with March being the highest at 452 units. Also read: SUV or MPV? What kind of car is t

Toyota cars are ubiquitous. The Toyota Vios, Toyota Corolla, and the Toyota Hilux are common sights on our roads. Even Toyota luxury MPVs like the Alphard and Vellfire are seen just about everywhere in Malaysia. However, the same could not be said about the 2020 Toyota RAV4. At a price tag of RM 223,880 (with SST), the 2020 Toyota RAV4 is expensive. And from a value perspective, it doesn't make any sense. The RAV4 doesn't offer much more value over its cheaper rivals, and that further repels pot