In conjunction with the launch of the Mercedes-AMG A 35 and GLA 35 models, Mercedes-Benz Malaysia also hosted the AMG Track Day which saw the largest gathering of AMG cars in one location. Together with the AMG Owner’s Club of Malaysia, the event received over 180 Mercedes-AMG cars, alongside the special appearance of the highly exclusive Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series, the absolute pinnacle of the GT family. Also read: Even with RM 3 million, you can't buy the Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series because

Thailand is the first country in the region to launch the facelifted 2022 Peugeot 3008. The 3008 facelift in Thailand is priced at THB 1.689 million (around RM 209,922) and assembled in Peugeot’s plant in Gurun, Kedah. Although this is a facelift, the new 3008 looks radically different from the pre-facelift version. The most noticeable change is the much larger frameless grille paired with sleek LED headlamps and vertical LED DRLs designed to resemble a lion’s fangs. Also read: Pros and Cons: Pe

Bermaz Motor, the distributor of Mazda vehicles in Malaysia has about 1,200 backlogged orders to be fulfilled and with the resumption of manufacturing activities at the Mazda Malaysia plant in Kulim, the company is looking to fulfill these orders very soon. Currently, Mazda already has about 1,000 cars waiting to be delivered to customers. Although Mazda’s operations in Japan are affected by the global chip shortage, its local operations have enough stockpile of parts to last for another one to

Fifty years is more than enough time for a carmaker to introduce a model, facelift it a couple of times, kill it and then bring it back as a crossover or whatever's trendy. Not many can say they 'remained true to the original', but the Toyota Hilux certainly can. Cars evolve all the time (see above). It's quite a feat if a carmaker manages to stay true to its original recipe yet continue to improve, and that's pretty much what the Hailak has achieved in 52 years. Before Toyota Hilux Interestingl

Recently, our colleague Zamil had the opportunity to spend some time in the new Toyota RAV4. Toyota’s new kid on the block is here to challenge the Honda CR-V and Mazda CX-5’s status quo. Powered by Toyota’s new 2.0 and 2.5-litre Dynamic Force engines, and utilising the new TNGA-K platform that also underpins the Corolla Altis and Camry, the RAV4’s recipe is a compelling one. All that being said, it really is a big ask for Toyota to demand RM 215,700 (after SST reductions) for the 2.5 variant. T

The only system in the class to offer Low-Speed Follow function Automatically follows the flow of traffic Zero pedal operation in traffic jams Taste in cars changes dramatically with times especially if a market disruptor shows up. In recent years, customers have come to expect Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) to be featured on cars above RM 120k price point. Previously a feature reserved for cars in upper segment and price point, ADAS is now being offered as an option on a wider range