There are numerous recognisable features on the Toyota Alphard that even non-car folks would have a field day describing. From the bold front grille that resembles a knight’s face shield to the overall bread box design, the Alphard also has its own emblem in front instead of the regular Toyota ellipses. The story behind the Alphard’s unique logo lies in the name of the flagship MPV itself. The name comes from Alpha Hydrae, the brightest star in the snake-shaped Hydra constellation. In fact, the

This is it, the new 2023 Toyota Vellfire has gone on sale in Japan, alongside its twin the Toyota Alphard. Despite earlier rumours of discontinuation following poor sales of the previous generation Vellfire (versus Alphard), Toyota has decided to retain the Vellfire anyway, but with greater differentiation from the Toyota Alphard. More than just a twin with a different face, the new generation, sportier 2023 Toyota Vellfire now features an exclusive engine – a T24A-FTS 2.4-litre turbocharged 4-c

No more Mercedes-Benz wagons after 2030 Current generation S206 C-Class Estate and next-gen 2022 E-Class wagon (S214) to be the last Sales of wagons have been falling in all key markets Enthusiasts rave about wagons, but few outside of Europe actually buy one, and for a lot of car manufacturers, the business case for wagons is becoming less and less sustainable. German publication Automobilwoche has learned that Mercedes-Benz will drop all wagons from its line-up by 2030. The recently launched W

Back in 2014, the BMW Laserlight made its premiere in the BMW i8 and has now made its way into several mainstream models, including the G30 2021 BMW 5 Series facelift (LCI). In Malaysia, the 2021 BMW 5 Series facelift is currently available in 2 variants – the 530e and 530i. The BMW 530i gets a few extra goodies, one of which is the Laserlight. So, what exactly is Laserlight and how does it compare to the Adaptive LED headlights on the 530e? It's essentially enhanced Adaptive LED Headlights The

The long-wheelbase version of the Audi A7 (called the A7L) has been spied in China, undisguised. More than just a wheelbase extension, the A7L actually differs slightly from the regular A7 in that it is a sedan with a trunk, instead of a fastback. The A7L is still derived from Audi's MLB platform, and will be manufactured by SAIC-VW in China. Power wise, expect the A7L to use existing engine options from the regular A7, which are the 2.0 and 3.0 TFSI. Topping the range will be a 55TFSI flagship.

Following the news that the next generation 2022 Toyota Alphard and Toyota Vellfire will be merged into one model, Bestcarweb has decided to create a render to give us an idea how the next generation Alphard might look like. Since its launch in 2015, the Alphard has always been a crowd favourite for both families and business executives in the luxury MPV segment. It is only expected that UMW Toyota, the distributor of Toyota vehicles in Malaysia, would launch the next generation Alphard in our c