** This article is published on WapCar Community, represent the opinion of users. Click the link below to enter the community for car enthusiasts in Malaysia https://www.wapcar.my/forum Basic information about my car: 2016 Mazda 6 2.2D Reasons why I bought this car(purpose): This was meant to be a daily driver to replace the car I was driving, a 1994 Proton Wira 1.5 which belonged to my dad and is still with us today and running. Car Selection Process I had a budget of RM150 - 190k Models that I

• Proton Saga FLX fuel consumption rated at 6.7-litre/100 km on the NEDC cycle • Proton Saga FLX fuel tank capacity is 40 litres • 2019 Proton Saga fuel consumption is significant improvement over Proton Saga BLM 4-AT 2019 Proton Saga Fuel Consumption : 6.7-litre/100 km The major mid-life facelift in 2019 for the Proton Saga saw one big change in mechanicals, which is the reintroduction of a 4-speed torque converter automatic transmission to replace the pre-facelift model’s Continuously Variable

The UMW Group’s automotive sales surged by 63.8 percent to 36,358 units in October 2021 compared with 22,193 units sold in September 2021. The stellar growth was achieved on the back of strong recovery in sales of Toyota (including Lexus) and Perodua vehicles in Malaysia. UMW Toyota Motor (UMWT) registered sales of 8,500 units in October 2021, 5.8 percent higher than the 8,033 units sold in September 2021. Toyota Vios continues to be the marque’s best-selling model for October 2021, followed by

Reeling from a continued semiconductor shortage, Perodua is set to ration vehicle production in an effort to stem the tide of falling sales. Whilst the chip shortage mainly affects the Perodua Myvi, this rationing exercise will spread the available semiconductor supply among Perodua's models This is according to a newsletter from RHB Investment on MBM Resources, a major shareholder of Perodua. As per the newsletter, "We think the chip shortages are concentrated on the Myvi rather than across the

If there's any word that can cause car buyers to think triple before signing the dotted line, it's depreciation. Sorry to say but this is just as certain as the sky is blue - the value of the car you drive drops over time. Stalwarts of the B-segment sedan scene - the Toyota Vios, Honda City, and Nissan Almera - are often said to be 'safe' choices when it comes to resale value. But how far is that true? Let's compare them, and we'll throw in the Volkswagen Vento into the mix as well. Data Collect

'Built, not bought' is a term not many can use but this stunning bright blue 1969 Mini Van has every right to do so. Branded as ‘zero to hero’ by its current owner, we think this Mini even deserves its own ‘Made in Malaysia’ stamp judging by the extent of work that’s gone into it. For starters, 60% of the parts are new (imported from Minispares UK) and the car has had some performance and visual upgrades to go along with it too. Powering the classic van is a 1.3-litre BMC-A engine with some welc