This week is a busy one for Toyota Gazoo Racing as tomorrow, they'll be taking the covers off five GR-badged models at one go. Then on the weekend, you can ogle at two of the new models in the flesh – the Toyota Hilux GR Sport, and the Toyota Corolla Cross GR Sport. Both these models will be available for viewing this weekend (18- to 19-February 2023), exclusively at GR Garages and GR-S showrooms nationwide. Note the distinction, as not all Toyota showrooms sell GR and GR Sport models. If gifts

2022 Honda City RS – price, specs, interesting features. Worth the buy? After much hype and anticipation, the Honda City RS, or to call it by its full name, the Honda City 1.5L RS e:HEV (it really is quite the mouthful) was officially launched in March last year. All the extra letters in its name shows its hybrid nature, and as such, the Honda City RS sits at the pinnacle of Honda’s B-segment range. 2022 Honda City RS – price This segment of the market is notoriously price sensitive, and yet, th

A few weeks ago, a former colleague of mine asked me to suggest a replacement for her car. She wanted a C-segment SUV so I suggested the usual suspects – the Proton X70, Honda CR-V, and Mazda CX-5. Then she asked, "What about the Nissan X-Trail?". Indeed, I have completely overlooked Nissan's own challenger to the highly competitive segment but why and should it even be considered? The third-generation X-Trail was given a facelift in 2019 and is available in 4 variants – the 2.0L 2WD (RM 128,630

The age-old battle between two of the most popular C-segment sedans in Malaysia. For similar money, you can opt for the 2020 Honda Civic facelift or the 2020 Toyota Corolla Altis with the updated infotainment system. Without delay, let’s dive into the comparison. Powertrain - Civic wins In terms of straight-line performance, there’s no contest between the turbocharged Honda Civic and the Toyota Corolla Altis. In our tests, we managed a 0-100 km/h time of 8.6 seconds for the Honda Civic and 11.4

Edaran Tan Chong Motor (ETCM), the distributor of Nissan vehicles in Malaysia has announced the updated prices for their models. Apart from sales tax exemption, ETCM is further adding their Remarkable Car Offers (RMCO) discounts, allowing owners to save up to RM 15,437. As explained earlier, pick-up trucks are not qualified for the sales tax exemptions, but ETCM is offering the Navarawith its RMCO deals, discounting the made-in-Thailand pick-up truck between RM 12,000 to RM 18,000. Furthermore,

Surprising as it may sound, Honda Malaysia launched only one new model in 2019, which was the facelifted Honda HR-V. That marks quite a drop, considering that Honda Malaysia was rather aggressive with new product launches back in 2017 and 2018. The reason is due to delays in pricing approvals by the government, which not only delayed products from Honda, but other manufacturers as well. Pay BMW money for an Accord? The all-new tenth-generation Honda Accord has found its way across multiple count