Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia has kicked off the Merdeka month with some special deals and increased savings for customers. Between 1 – 31-August 2023, customers interested in the 7-seater 2023 Mitsubishi Xpander can now opt for low interest packages or attractive monthly instalments. Also read: Toyota Veloz can't touch it, 80,000 units of Mitsubishi Xpander secure its position as No.1 in Vietnam Courtesy of attractive finance packages from Maybank and Public Bank, the Xpander can now be owned for

With the Daihatsu Terios receiving a facelift more than a week ago in Indonesia, it might seem possible that the same design update would be given to the Perodua Aruz in Malaysia albeit not this year. However, the Toyota Rush might not be given a revamp and instead will soldier on in its current form which was introduced back in 2018. There were rumours that the Rush would be discontinued to make way for the DNGA-based Toyota Yaris Cross but those turned out untrue. According to Anton Jimmi Suwa

Toyota celebrated a winning 2022 in Indonesia, as the carmaker sold 331,410 units of their vehicles in the archipelago last year. That translates to a scintillating 31.6% market share of the total industry volume (TIV) of 1,048,000 units. In other words, 1 in every 3 cars sold there last year is a Toyota. MPVs were, unsurprisingly, their sales champions. The Toyota Avanza accounted for 60,619 units, while 32,022 units of the Toyota Veloz (treated as a seperate model) found new homes. In total, t

The all-new second-generation 2022 Honda BR-V made its world debut back in September 2021, but prices for the SUV were only just revealed ahead of the Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show (GIIAS) 2021's opening. Prices for the seven-seater SUV will start from IDR 275.9 million (~RM 80,700) to IDR 339.9 million (~RM 99,400). Five variants will be available on sale; the base spec 6-speed manual S, the E variant that comes with a choice of a 6-speed manual or a CVT, the Prestige variant, and

Data from Kendara.co.id shows the Honda City Hatchback continues to steal the Toyota Yaris' limelight in Indonesia, this time topping the country's June 2021 sales in the hatchback category. With 1,494 units sold, it edges the Yaris' June sales by 306 units (1,188 units). The top 5 are as below: June 2021 hatchback sales in Indonesia Model Sales Honda City Hatchback 1,494 Toyota Yaris 1,188 Suzuki Baleno 159 Volkswagen Polo 12 Mazda 2 Hatchback 6 Also read: All-new VW Polo Mk6 not in VPCM’s plan

Like for like, the difference between a B-segment 2020 Proton X50 and a C-segment 2020 Proton X70, even when compared against similarly equipped variants, is just around RM 10k. Put aside for a moment semantics that both the X50 and X70 are from different segments. At the end of the day, both cars do more or less the same thing, have five seats, are similarly equipped, and are priced almost the same – the latter is what matter most to consumers. Both the Proton X50 and X70 come in four variants.