In case you missed it, the all-new 2023 Toyota Innova Zenix has been launched in Malaysia. Prices for the fully imported (CBU) Innova Zenix start from RM 165,000 to RM 202,000 for the 2.0 V variant and Hybrid (2.0 HEV) variant respectively. Being fully imported from Indonesia, the Toyota Innova Zenix is subjected to the maximum applicable excise tax. And due to our duty structure, which relies on formulas tied to engine capacity, the naturally aspirated Innova Zenix (with a 2.0-litre engine) is

Moments ago, UMW Toyota Motor (UMWT) launched the 2023 Toyota Innova Zenix in Malaysia. Two variants are up for grabs, and with prices ranging from RM 165k to RM 202k, it's quite a leap from the 'older', IMV ladder frame-based CG-generation Innova. An Innova in name only Despite the Innova nameplate, the Innova Zenix is seen as a totally seperate model from the older CG generation Innova - which will still remain on sale for customers who are looking for something simpler, cheaper, with 'more lo

Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia (MMM) has launched Max Certified, a used car program that provides customers with a convenient way to shop for pre-owned Mitsubishi vehicles in Malaysia. The program allows customers to browse through various Mitsubishi models available at Mitsubishi Motors dealers across the country and trade in their existing Mitsubishi vehicle for a new one. Under the Max Certified program, all used cars undergo a thorough 150-point inspection by professionally-trained Mitsubishi sp

It seems some buyers in Indonesia can’t wait to get their hands on the recently launched 2022 Honda BR-V so much so, 900 eager customers have already placed their bookings without even knowing official prices. According to Otodriver, 50 percent of bookings are for the range-topping BR-V Prestige variant, which crucially features the Honda Sensing suite of ADAS features. To recap, the all-new 2022 Honda BR-V was previewed to the Indonesian market towards the end of September, however, deliveries

The new 2020 Honda BR-V facelift was recently introduced in Malaysia. Bookings for the model was opened back in March. It competes against the Perodua Aruz/Toyota Rush duo. To a further extent, it also competes against the Toyota Avanza, Proton Exora, and Perodua Alza. How much is the 2020 Honda BR-V? The new 2020 Honda BR-V’s prices start from RM 89,900 for the 1.5 E variant, while the 1.5 V is priced from RM 96,900. This marks an increase of RM 8,911 for the 1.5 E, and RM 9,199 for the 1.5 V.

Honda Malaysia has opened bookings for the new 2020 BR-V facelift, which is set for a debut within the first quarter of the year. The company took the “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” approach with the BR-V facelift – changes are subtle at best. Up front, the Honda BR-V facelift gains a new front grille and bumper, while the sides gain new 16-inch dual-tone alloy wheels. Honda has also updated the rear bumper of its popular people mover, while the bee-sting antenna has been replaced by a new sh