The all-new 2023 Honda Accord has finally gotten its confirmed price list in Thailand following its preview earlier, entering a two-fold battle which only has it facing off against the Toyota Camry range. Three variants of the hybrid-only Accord will go on sale in Thailand, with prices as follows: Accord e:HEV E: THB 1,599,000 (~RM 208k) Accord e:HEV EL: THB 1,669,000 (~RM 217k) Accord e:HEV RS: THB 1,799,000 (~RM 234k) These prices are slightly more competitive to what its sole rival, the Camry

Ever since Toyota debuted the first-generation Toyota Innova back in 2004, the model was locally-assembled (CKD) at the ASSB plant in Shah Alam. However, upon the introduction of the all-new TNGA-C-based 2023 Toyota Innova Zenix, data from Indonesia's automotive industry association GAIKINDO revealed that Toyota Indonesia has exported roughly 200 units of the model to Malaysia back in April, including several units of a curiously-named "H" variant. Further cementing that notion is a set of spysh

Squint once and you might mistake it for a Audi, but what you’re really looking at is the patent drawings of the next-generation 2024 Honda Accord. Making this the 11th-generation Accord, the images here were leaked from a patent image submission to the Brazilian National Institute of Industrial Property. Also read: 2022 Honda prices post-SST: City up by RM 4.4k, Accord up by RM 10k Though colourless, the images give us a clear look at the overall proportions of the upcoming car including its sw

The current rear-wheel drive Toyota Innova could soon make way for a new front-wheel model as Toyota tries to improve its fuel consumption, mirroring a similar arrangement with the Toyota Avanza / Veloz. Yes, the long-standing rear-wheel drive layout could bow out, likely replaced by Toyota’s TNGA platform, transforming it into a front-wheel drive MPV. With the new TNGA platform in place, the next gen Innova should offer a more comfortable ride than before. Also Read: The all-new 2023 Toyota Inn

Let us begin by saying that we adore the 2021 Toyota Harrier. But as is always the case, it’s not perfect and we have to be objective about it. In this article, we’ll go through its pros and cons to help with your buying decision. Here’s a brief overview of the 2021 Toyota Harrier’s pros and cons: Pros Eye-catching looks High quality, premium interior Superbly polished driving experience Most comfortable SUV this side of RM 250k Cons Powertrain could do with more grunt Not the most practical int

The high-scorer for the 4th ASEAN NCAP Grand Prix Awards 2020 is the 2020 Honda Accord. The car scored the highest points in almost all the scoring pillars of the ASEAN NCAP 2017-2020 Protocol. Honda Accord Adult Occupant Protection (AOP) - 35.33/36 points In terms of the AOP pillar, the Honda Accord managed 35.33/36 points, very close to a full score. The side crash-test score and head protection technology (HPT) score were perfect with the only fumble being a slight deduction in frontal impact