From Friday to Sunday this weekend (1-3 September), the Carlist Drive Auto Fair is taking place at the Setia City Convention Centre, and you're invited to get behind the wheel of the BMW 320i, 218i, or the X4. Whether you're captivated by the elegance of the BMW 320i, the agility of the 218i, or the commanding presence of the X4, you'll have the chance to take the wheel and feel the power and precision that BMW is renowned for. Don't just imagine the thrill – experience it for yourself. There ar

Roughly a week after leaked photos of the D27A all-new 2022 Perodua Alza circulated on social media sites, Perodua has now teased the imminent arrival of the new B-segment MPV. In the short 50-second video, Perodua teased multiple angles of its new MPV, including the front, side, and rear. From the teaser, there are some details that we can spot, such as the X-themed front fascia seen on current Perodua models like the Ativa and Myvi. It also gets full LED headlights and what seems to be LED fro

BMW Group Malaysia delivered over 10,500 units in 2021, down 4.7 percent BMW cars delivered over 8,400 units, down 5.6 percent from year 2020's 8,903 units Leads Mercedes-Benz to retain No.1 selling premium car brand in Malaysia for second consecutive year BMW Group Malaysia announced today that it delivered over 10,500 vehicles in 2021, down 4.7 percent from the year before. The group’s total sales include over 8,400 BMW cars, over 1,100 BMW motorcycles, and over 940 units of MINI. Sales of the

At the sides of Perodua’s business review earlier today, they have confirmed that the all-new 2022 Perodua Alza will be launching later this year. Earlier, we reported that Perodua initially planned to cease production of the outgoing Alza – a model that’s currently 12 years old – by end-January, but that is no longer the case. Production of the outgoing Alza, according to Perodua's CEO and President Datuk Zainal Abidin Ahmad, will be extended till end-April, partly due to high number of outstan

Now in its twelfth year of production, the Perodua Alza is one of the oldest new cars you can buy in Malaysia right now. The Perodua Alza is a B-segment MPV that has no direct rivals. For a short period of time, the Alza competed against the Proton Ertiga, but the Ertiga was discontinued shortly after Geely came on-board with Proton. It is priced from RM 49,944 for the base Alza 1.5 S manual, before topping out at RM 60,525 for the Alza 1.5 AV automatic variant. These prices are inclusive of the

10 years ago, we entered 2010 with the introduction of the then-new Perodua Alza, an affordable 7-seater MPV (actually it's a 5+2 seater) aimed for the masses. 10 years later in 2020 and Perodua still sells the Alza, albeit with some minor updates to keep it fresh. Unlike the larger Proton Exora which received powertrain and safety updates over the course of its model lifespan, the same cannot be said for the Alza. Apart from the addition of ISOFIX child seat anchor points in 2014 (5 years after