You might have already read that the G05 2023 BMW X5 will be given the mandatory mid-cycle nip and tuck; or as the Münchners like to call it, LCI. However, it’s not all cosmetics as the redesigned front and rear ends is complemented by updated electrified powertrains as well. A fresh batch of photos from the European media drive through the Bavarian Forest lets us all take in the facelifted X5 in all its glory. Also Read: No massive beaver grille here - G05 2023 BMW X5 facelift (LCI) revealed Th

CARSOME's month-long Hari Raya deals end on Sunday, 30-April 2023, so this is your last call to get the best used car deals in Malaysia with discounts you won't find elsewhere. Here's a quick list of some highlighted models, though rest assured more can be found here. No matter your choice, they're all CARSOME Certified models, meaning they're nicely refurbished and come with a 5-day money back guarantee as well as a 1-year warranty. Ford Ranger Raptor - RM 159k (RM 10k off) Not just your normal

Like clockwork, almost every car manufacturer in Malaysia have released their updated price list, now with the sales and service tax (SST) added back in. The following table shows the updated prices of Honda models with the inclusion of SST. Honda prices with SST Model Prices w/o SST (RM) Prices with SST (RM) City 1.5 S 74,191 77,600 1.5 E 81,664 85,600 1.5 V 86,561 90,600 1.5 V Sensing 90,212 94,600 1.5 RS 105,950 108,800 City Hatchback 1.5 S 75,669 78,600 1.5 E 83,075 86,600 1.5 V 87,856 91,60

Honda Civic is USA's No.1 selling car for 6 years, No.1 in segment for 12 years Civic is No.1 C-segment in Malaysia since 2016 But Civic sells poorly in Japan, Toyota Alphard sells 17x more despite higher price Generally speaking, a lower priced mass market car will sell in greater quantities than a high-end luxury model. The exception to this is in Japan, where more people buy a Toyota Alphard than a Toyota Sienta, or the subject of this topic, the Honda Civic. For every one Honda Civic sold in

The year 2020 is about to reach its closure with a little more than a month to go. Though it is mostly a pathetic year and not one we envisioned when we were younger (90s kids will remember this), the cars that were launched were at least worth it (some weren't). Instead of gushing over what are our favourite cars of 2020, for now, we would like to focus on what cars to get excited for next year. Here’s a quick summary of what models would be launched in 2021. 2021 Car Launches Brand Model BMW 2

We’ve previously reported a spy shot of the upcoming Toyota Corolla Cross and determined that the SUV will be coming with a big spoiler on its back. Now we have our first look of the front-end. It looks like Toyota is pulling all the stops to prevent us from even predicting the general shape of the car. As the front-end was heavily camouflaged and came complete with cut-out shapes created to deliberately confuse us. But from what little we can see it looks like the Corolla Cross will have a LED