Resale value can be a touchy subject on social media. There’s a rather vocal group who are absolutely against even faintest notion of taking resale value into the car buying decision. Some may question along the lines of “You’re already well-off enough to buy a Mercedes-Benz, why are you concerned about resale value?” Well, unless you’re Jeff Bezos or Elon Musk, money is money and no one likes to lose more than they need to. People tend to say that cars are a liability but no, cars are depreciat

The Toyota Camry and Honda Accord, the car world's Real Madrid vs Barcelona. No matter who you choose, there can only be one winner, and in the case of Thailand's D-segment sales in 2022 – it's the Camry. Headlightmag.com's data points the Toyota Camry carved a clear lead (nearly double the volume) over its nearest rival, having sold 6,089 units over the Accord's 3,366 cars. This equates the Camry garnering 64.4% of the market share, with the Accord settling for 35.6% of it. If you're asking whe

You're looking at the all-new 2023 Honda Accord – a model that's set to make its debut sometime in November 2022, and comes with a couple of firsts for the brand. These first official teasers offers a glimpse at the new look for the 11th-generation sedan's pointy nose and rear. It wears the new family face, a fairly simple look that's also on the all-new 6th-gen Honda CR-V. The interior follows the same trend started by the 2022 Honda Civic (FE) – all straight lines and such – but it's where the

Mercedes-Benz Malaysia has just launched the new 2021 W213 Mercedes-AMG E63S 4Matic+. As before, the model is imported (CBU) from Mercedes-Benz's plant in Sindelfingen, Germany. The launch of the high-performance E63S 4Matic+ comes after the introduction of the locally-assembled (CKD) 2021 W213 Mercedes-Benz E-Class facelift back in July. Also Read: W213 2021 Mercedes-Benz E-Class facelift launched in Malaysia; RM 326k to RM 375k The updated E63S 4Matic+ is priced from RM 1,118,888, on the road

One of the most asked questions posed in our forum and Facebook group is “What car should I get if I earn RM xxx?”. If you decide on buying a new car, you won’t have many choices especially if you earn around RM 4k a month. Malaysians aren’t quite as blessed with options as some of our neighbours but if you want variety, then the used car market is your only option. It’s a near-endless smorgasbord of choices with really tempting prices. Also read: Indonesians get more choices than us - Toyota Ra

Unlike in America and Asia, the Toyota Camry isn’t as huge in Europe but a facelift has just been unveiled for the 2021 Toyota Camry there. The Malaysian-spec Camry facelift could echo the looks of the European Camry facelift apart from the blue Toyota emblem. That’s right, the European-spec Camry facelift is only available as a hybrid. Powering the D-segment sedan is a 2.5-litre Dynamic Force hybrid engine that produces a combined output of 210 PS. In Europe, the Camry is mainly focused on the