Today, Honda Malaysia unveiled its business roadmap for 2024, including a 95,000-unit sales goal for 12.8% market share in our market. The goal also includes the introduction of two new models, one of which could be the Honda City Hatchback facelift. Mr. Hironobu Yoshimura, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Honda Malaysia, remarked, "Despite the anticipated challenges in the automotive industry in 2024, Honda Malaysia remains steadfast in its pursuit of elevating success to new he

You’ve probably seen the 2023 Mercedes-AMG C63 with its 4-cylinder plug-in hybrid (PHEV) powertrain. It has the same M139 2.0-litre mill from the Mercedes-AMG A45 S albeit fettled to produce even more power, plus electrification. Overview: Mercedes-AMG A45 S Price RM 481,888 (OTR with SST) Segment Premium Compact Hatchback Engine 2.0L turbo 4-cyl Transmission 8-speed DCT Power 421 PS @ 6,750 rpm Torque 500 Nm @ 5,000 rpm Origin CBU, Germany You might have also seen the first-ever all-electric AM

An easy get-in-and-drive car Good outward visibility, 7 airbags available at a lower price than Honda City Hatchback Now equipped with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay Malaysia is a country ruled by B-segment hatchbacks, case in point, the Perodua Myvi is always the first choice when it comes to choosing a car for many. However, if the Myvi is the King, then the role of the Queen should be filled by the 2021 Toyota Yaris. 2021 Toyota Yaris Exterior If I were to describe the Yaris as a person, I wo

The Toyota GR Yaris is already a pretty manic little hot hatch but of course Toyota had to crank it up a notch or two and shift it closer towards the realm of a hyper hatch with the Toyota GRMN Yaris that it unveiled at the Tokyo Auto Salon 2022 today. While the GR stands for Gazoo Racing, GRMN stands for Gazoo Racing tuned by “Meister of Nürburgring.” While it isn’t necessarily a tribute to the Green Hell, it does translate into a meaner and leaner version of the already formidable GR Yaris. A

In the recent years, we have welcomed some new three-cylinder engine cars to the world – the Nissan Almera 1.0 turbo, Honda City 1.0 turbo (Thailand), Proton X50, and more excitingly, the Toyota GR Yaris. Even Christian von Koenigsegg has channelled his genius into developing a 600 HP three-cylinder engine. With these developments however, some of us still remain very sceptical of them. We will never forget the underpowered three pots in tiny cars like the Perodua Kancil and Perodua Kelisa. Sure

While Toyota may be busy working on several new SUVs (Corolla Cross, new C-Segment SUV), the Japanese manufacturer is also said to be working on the GR Corolla, based on the Corolla Sport hatchback. According to Creative311, the GR Corolla will likely be aimed at markets where the GR Yaris isn’t sold, e.g. North America. After all, Toyota USA did file for a GR Corolla trademark at the US Patent and Trademark Office back in April, fueling speculation that the model will be launched there. Toyota