2023 going into 2024 seems to be a very busy year for the folks at Proton as just now, fresh photos of a camo-clad Proton X50 was spotted driving around, courtesy of social media user Hector Soh. Only two shots of it can be seen but they show a discernible difference to the current car – notice how the fully-blocked off front bumper looks slightly sharper than the currently-sold X50's, and the covered rear hints at more than just a few subtle changes. The wheels are also covered, which could spe

The VW Golf MK8 has been discontinued in Malaysia after just 1 year, there have been a lot of mixed feelings about the VW Golf MK8. Let’s see what the netizens have to say about the VW Golf MK8! This time, we went around social media to collect some interesting comments from the readers about the VW Golf MK8 after its discontinued. VW Golf MK8 are prone to fail @Hgm Priya When a car is kaki rosak, people also get fed up. Most people, no matter how rich or how poor, got no time to wait every now

Hyundai-Sime Darby Motors (HSDM) has launched the fully-imported from Korea (CBU) 2021 Hyundai Kona 1.6 Turbo and N Line, priced at RM 146,888 and RM 156,888 respectively (OTR without insurance, with SST discount). Both variants are powered by a 1.6-litre, turbocharged four-cylinder mill (Smartstream G1.6 T-GDi) that makes 198 PS and 265 Nm, mated to a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission. The Kona 1.6 Turbo shares the same exterior and interior design as the Kona 2.0 Active variant, except for a ro

There is something so alluring about driving a sports coupe – much of this has to do with the style, the sleek lines front to back, and the sporty stance that exudes a notion of power, exclusivity, and speed. There is a timelessness about them too; picture a classic (C107) Mercedes-Benz SL or an ultra-modern Jaguar F-Type rolling down to your favourite Kopitiam – two different cars that shout the same thing; “I have arrived, and I’m a person of taste”. Carmakers know this, and since the mid-seve

The Proton X70 was first launched in December 2018, as a fully imported (CBU) model from China. Slightly more than one year later, the locally-assembled (CKD) model was launched in February 2020, with a new transmission but hardly any change in price. The range topping Premium X model is priced at RM 122,800. Barely two years on the market, it’s still too early to gauge the resale value of a Proton X70. Yes there are quite a number of units listed on used car classifieds, but it’s still too smal

Recently, a suspicious photo began circulating on social media, depicting what appears to be a right-hand drive Proton X50. But is it real? Like the photo we debunked last week, there’s a good chance this photo is a fake. The biggest giveaway is the left stalk behind the steering wheel, as the wiper stalk is mirrored wrongly. Check out the Proton X70’s wiper stalk for comparison. Note that the Proton X70's wiper stalk is on the right side of the steering, not the left. Then there’s the somewhat