Basic information about my car: 2022 Proton Iriz 1.3 Standard Reasons why I bought this car: First and foremost, I was in need of a car ASAP. The car will be my daily, weekend, everyday car. I need a car that can handle my harsh driving (sometimes). Adequate power is enough since my budget is not that much. Car selection process - Our budget is RM 43,000. - Models that I have considered include: Proton Saga Premium AT or FL Perodua Myvi 1.3 Standard Reasons why I chose this car: As what I stated

Basic information about my car: 2011 Proton Persona Elegance 1.6MT, B-Line Reasons why I bought this car: Prior to gettinga hired purchase for Persona, i have been driving my father's 1997 Proton Iswara for 3 years. The second handed iswara was rarely driven by previous owner and not well maintained. Even though my father patch it up before it was handed to me (looking back I'm really lucky to have my father to cover my first car, love you dad), i constantly had to deal with wear and tear issues

Proton announced today that it had sold 11,316 cars in November 2022, including exports. The figure is 13.1 percent lower than in October 2021, attributed to supply chain issues that is currently affecting the global automotive industry. Cumulative sales for 2022 however, is now 126,682 units, which is 10.4 percent higher than the same 11-month period in 2021. It has also surpassed the total sales of 2021 (114,708 units). With only one month left in the year, Proton is still short of 23,318 cars

In terms of meeting all the general prerequisites expected of an entry-level vehicle, no other car in the country can hold a candle to the Perodua Myvi. It didn’t earn its “king of the road” moniker purely from the questionable behaviour of some of its owners. It used to do everything expected of a simple car without fuss. Now, it’s gone a little beyond that with active safety tech, taking things to the next level. A recent facelift has only just made the best-selling car in Malaysia even better

Like the Perodua Alza, the Toyota Avanza is popular (in Indonesia) but ageing. However, development on the next-gen Avanza is ongoing, based on this photo and it is getting a front-wheel drive (FWD) layout! It was uploaded by a Facebook user named Rizal ZeroTwo and showed what appeared to be the next-gen Avanza undergoing testing in Indonesia. This photo pretty much confirms our suspicion that the next-gen Avanza will be FWD as opposed to the outgoing generation's rear-wheel drive set-up. As you

The Proton Iriz R5 is a little rally-machine that was built to fit under FIA homologation rally specifications. It made waves at the infamous Goodwood Hillclimb a few years back and competed in a few British rallies last year. But if you ever wanted to own one, Mellors Elliot Motorsport (MEM) has released a sales brochure for the Iriz R5. That means you can now own one of these cool Malaysian rally cars and it only starts from 140,000. British pound sterling. If we convert that to Malaysian ring