As Chery Malaysia gears up for its re-launch here by the second half of 2023, spyshots of its upcoming models have intensified. This time around, the Chery Omoda 5 gets spotted again, but with a slight twist. Whereas earlier spyshots of the Omoda 5 wore non-production, circular-type tail lights, the latest batch of spyshots show the new SUV with production-ready tail lights. Black tape on either side of the tailgate conceals the Omoda 5’s model and variant emblems. As a refresher, Chery Malaysia

The Toyota Camry and Honda Accord, the car world's Real Madrid vs Barcelona. No matter who you choose, there can only be one winner, and in the case of Thailand's D-segment sales in 2022 – it's the Camry. Headlightmag.com's data points the Toyota Camry carved a clear lead (nearly double the volume) over its nearest rival, having sold 6,089 units over the Accord's 3,366 cars. This equates the Camry garnering 64.4% of the market share, with the Accord settling for 35.6% of it. If you're asking whe

The 2023 Toyota Corolla Cross has been officially launched in Australia, and it's about to send customers looking for one in a bit of a spin – there's eight different variants, a choice of two-wheel drive or all-wheel drive, and a selection between pure-petrol and hybrid powertrains. No matter the variants, the base car itself is already pretty nicely equipped. All variants are powered by a 2.0-litre, naturally-aspirated Dynamic Force engine. The M20A-FKS in the pure-petrol variants make 169 PS

No matter how you look at it, the Toyota Corolla Cross continues to be a sales hit, as it has consistently outsold the Honda HR-V in Thailand. According to headlightmag’s latest sales data, Toyota sold 2,487 units of the Corolla Cross in November, almost four times more than the Honda HR-V (699 units). The Corolla Cross also outsold rivals such as the MG ZS, Mazda CX-30, Toyota C-HR, Nissan Kicks, Subaru XV, and Mazda CX-3. Year-to-date, the MG ZS remains as the top-seller in Thailand, with a cu

A couple of weeks back, we broke the news that the facelifted 2020 Toyota Vios is coming in December and with it, a go-faster Gazoo Racing (GR) variant. Now, Toyota has set off another ticking timebomb by teasing the facelifted 2021 Toyota Yaris. It's still a small teaser, with only an image of the upcoming Yaris' LED headlight plastered on Toyota Malaysia's website and social media. The design is very similar to the Thailand-spec Yaris, but expect some design tweaks around the car to suit our m

On paper, the Toyota Vios has got it all. 7 airbags, 360-degree Panoramic View Monitor, brilliant driving experience, a supremely quiet cabin (69 dB at 110 km/h based on our tests) and more in a very attractive price starting from RM 77,200 to RM 87,300 for the range topper. But there is one deal breaker that has us halting and reaching for the Toyota Yaris brochure (which, mind you, is very similar to the Vios’) instead, and that is the very annoying blind-spot monitor beep. Yes, both the Vios