Hot truck battles start early this year, and it's the updated-for-2023 Isuzu D-Max that kicks things off. The entire portfolio benefits from a list of upgrades, headlined by an electronically actuated rear differential lock as standard on all 4x4 variants – yes, even in the single cabs. There's also visual updates across the board too, and the whole shebang can be read below. Also read: Here's everything that's improved with the 2023 Isuzu D-Max range in Malaysia Yet, all these things are great

For the second year running, the Isuzu D-Max holds its title as Thailand’s best-selling pick-up truck of 2021. With 149,102 units sold, the D-Max is also the Kingdom’s best-selling car. Despite maintaining the lead, sales were down compared to 2020 which saw 160,328 units sold that year. Still, a win is a win and Isuzu Thailand would still be proud of maintaining that lead. Second-place is the Toyota Hilux with 127,669 units sold in 2021. Like the D-Max, it too saw a slump in sales compared to 2

A product of the glorious Bubble Era when Japanese spending power was one of the highest in the world, the Lexus brand is billed as Toyota’s challenger against established players like Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Cadillac. Though the brand is a symbol of perfection and luxury around the world, it is shunned in Japan. According to sales data provided by the Japan Automobile Dealers Association (JADA), the Toyota Alphard sold 106,579 units between April 2020 and March 2021, placing 4th. Meanwhile, 86,

It looks like Isuzu Malaysia has a winner on hand. Following its launch in April, the 2021 Isuzu D-Max has overtaken the Mitsubishi Triton to become the No.2 best-selling pick-up truck in Malaysia, behind the Toyota Hilux. For the month of May 2021, Isuzu Malaysia saw its total sales jumped from 667 units in April 2021, to 1,014 units. Of the total, 514 units were contributed by the D-Max, while the rest came from Isuzu lorries. Pick-up sales in Malaysia, May 2021 (units) Toyota Hilux 1,543 Isuz

We previously reported that used car sales are hitting an all-time high and the favourite choice among second-hand car buyers is the Perodua Myvi. If you’re looking to buy a used Myvi as well, then here’s what you need to know before you purchase one. It is understandable why the Myvi is still a crowd favourite even in the used car market. Whether it is the first generation or the second-generation car, the little hatch offers an interesting package with its spacious cabin, small vehicle size, a

The wait is over. The 2020 Proton X70, now rolling off the Tanjung Malim plant, is officially launched and prices start from RM 94,800 to RM 122,800. There are 4 variants for the locally assembled 2020 Proton X70 CKD: Standard, Executive, Premium and Premium X. Standard - RM 94,800 (-RM 5,000) Executive - RM 106,800 (-RM 3,000) Premium - RM 119,800 (replaces AWD Executive, previously priced at RM 115,800) Premium X - RM 122,800 (-RM 1,000) What's new? For starters, there is a new colour named Sp