Over 2.5 million Toyota vehicles have been proudly produced in Indonesia and exported all over the world. This milestone comes after surpassing 2 million units just eight months ago (Feb 2023), and approximately five years after breaching the 1 million unit mark in 2018. PT Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indonesia (TMMIN) has now produced approximately 2,520,754 units spread across its Sunter (Jakarta) and Karawang (West Java) plants since its establishment in 1987, which are exported to nearly 100

No, you’re not reading the clickbait-worthy title wrong because the all-new 2022 Perodua Alza isn’t just the best model to bear a Perodua badge to date. It surpasses almost everything that buyers want in a daily driver. As popular as the first generation Alza was with nearly 400,000 units sold in the past 13 years, its time is long overdue. So, it really comes as no surprise as to how much more improved the all-new Alza was when it was unveiled in July. It also instantly captured the hearts of M

The Toyota Unser was considered Malaysia’s first-ever popular MPV when it debuted here in 1998. Before its arrival, the only affordable 7-seaters in the market were vans like the Nissan Vanette and the Toyota Liteace. There were MPVs available at the time but most of them were too expensive for the average Malaysian. When the Unser arrived, however, the idea of an affordable multi-purpose vehicle became an attainable reality. Also read: Top Rank: Which 7-seater to get for less than RM 100k? The

With UMW Toyota Malaysia (UMWT) launching the new 2021 Toyota Innova facelift alongside the also refreshed Toyota Fortuner earlier this month, we’re gonna take a closer look at the range-topping 2.0 X variant. Priced from RM 129,677 excluding SST which is valid until 30-June 2021, the Innova 2.0 X facelift costs RM 2,551 more than the pre-facelift 2.0 X. With that price bump, what are the features that make this facelift worth it? Exterior – Major changes in the front, not so the rest The most o

It’s one of the oldest new cars that you can still buy in Malaysia, but the Perodua Alza is still one of Malaysia’s favourite MPVs. It’s a market that is slowly diminishing as most Malaysian families prefer getting SUVs instead. But while the Alza had turned 11 just a few days ago – it was launched on 23-November 2009 – its Japanese twin cousins were more or less domestic flops. The Toyota Passo Sette and Daihatsu Boon Luminas were sold for only 4 years between 2008 and 2012. So, what's the secr

Perodua has announced the update of 2018 version for Alaza seven-seater MPV, this update includes a few cosmetic additions as well as new equipment. The MPV will be offered in four variants（all prices are on-the-road (OTR) without insurance for Peninsular Malaysia）: Perodua Alza Standard (MT) - RM51,490 Perodua Alza Standard (AT) - RM54,290 Perodua Alza SE (AT) - RM56,890 Perodua Alza Advance (AT) - RM62,690 the redesigned instrument panel graphics, redesigned centre cluster, and a two-motion re