If you’re looking for a family car that’s sharp to drive for less than RM 300k, chances are you’d turn to BMW. The question now is, should you go for an electric vehicle (EV) or good old-fashioned internal combustion engine (ICE) - the BMW i4 eDrive 35 or the BMW 320i? Their on-the-road prices are remarkable close to each other, with the BMW i4 eDrive 35 priced at RM 273,800, the i4 eDrive 35 M Sport at RM 299,800, and the BMW 320i M Sport at RM 283,800. While these models ride on the same platf

Someone once asked me, “If you could choose only one Mercedes-Benz model from the entire line-up currently – money no object – which would it be?” I paused as rationality took over, reflected on it for a good minute, and still couldn’t give a definitive answer. As much I as adore the charismatic Mercedes-AMG models like the A45 S or E63 S, there are times when I would prefer something that doesn’t draw as much attention, a more discreet engine startup, for instance. The all-electric EQ models, o

BMW Thailand announced the G20 2023 BMW 3 Series facelift (LCI) during the Thai Motor Expo 2022, which is offered in three variants – 320d M Sport, 330e M Sport, and M340i xDrive, priced at THB 2,699,000 (∼RM 348k), THB 2,949,000 (∼RM 381k), and THB 4,099,000 (∼RM 530k) respectively. Bear in mind that the high prices are due to our weak Ringgit when converted from Thai baht. The actual prices when the G20 BMW 3 Series LCI is launched in Malaysia will likely see an increase, but not at such level

Volvo XC60 T8 packs the most firepower BMW X3 is priced lowest among the three Mercedes-Benz badge has most prestige Which would be your pick? Volvo Car Malaysia recently launched the 2022 Volvo XC60 facelift, subtly tweaking the exterior and featuring a new operating system for the infotainment. With that, let’s take a look at how the facelifted Volvo XC60 stacks up against the competition like the BMW X3 and Mercedes-Benz GLC. Which is fastest? The Volvo XC60 Recharge T8 has a 2.0-litre twinch

In this exercise, we’ll compare the 2020 BMW 5 Series facelift (LCI) against its main rival, which also received a nip and tuck recently, the 2020 Mercedes-Benz E-Class. Since we’ve yet to test either of these two updated models, this is more of a visual and specs comparison. Exterior – Subtle tweaks for the 5 Series, radical change for the E-Class As usual, BMW went down the route of subtle yet noticeable tweaks to the design in this facelift. The headlights are new with revised LED graphics, g

Despite what classical economomic theories say, consumers are not the logical, rational, always calculating beings that the likes of Adam Smith say we are. We all have our own biases and prejudices and there is often very little logic behind our purchase decisions. It's exactly why the advertising industry is so big. Korean cars are bad. German cars are better than Japanese ones. CKD cars have lower quality. How many of these stereotypes/myths are true? 1. German cars are safer than Japanese/Kor