For the uncompromisable need of ferrying a large family, few do the job better than 7 seaters. New ones are coming – think the Proton X90 and upcoming Toyota Innova Zenix in Malaysia – but if you're eyeing for second-hand ones, there's deals to be had too. Perhaps none better than the used 2017 - 2021 Toyota Innova that's our focus this week. Prices for it now range between RM 80k to RM 120k, making for a viable contender especially when you consider its trump card: most variants of it can seat

Toyota Indonesia has begun exporting the first batch of the Toyota Innova Zenix Hybrid to the global market. This comes around 4 months after the TNGA-based Innova made its global debut in the archipelago. PT Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indonesia (TMMIN) aims to export more than 8,000 units of the all-new Innova in 2023 which comprises 30% hybrid electric variants and 70% internal combustion engine (ICE) variants to countries in Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East. TMMIN also expects

Toyota designers, you deserve a pat on the back. This is the all-new 2023 Toyota Innova Zenix making its global debut in Indonesia, and aside from having a fancy new hybrid powertrain, and loads more tech under the skin, it looks fantastic. Diesel variants are no more, leaving just petrol and petrol-electric hybrid powertrains. Prices for them are as below: 2023 Toyota Innova Zenix price in Indonesia Variant Price (IDR) Price (RM) G (Petrol) IDR 419 mil ~RM 122k V (Petrol) IDR 467 mil ~RM 136k G

Toyota has been teasing the arrival of the all-new 2023 Toyota Innova Zenix for the past couple of weeks now but it has not revealed the launch date. Perhaps the due date is inching closer as Indonesian news sites have recently published spyshots of the hotly anticipated MPV. First reported by Kompas Otomotif, the undisguised Innova Zenix was spotted around Karawang which is where Toyota’s Indonesian plant is located. Only the front-quarter shots were taken and it seems that the next-gen Innova

The D-segment market in Malaysia is typically represented by the Toyota Camry and Honda Accord, owing to their well-established reliability. But for those who wants to stand out, the Mazda 6 could be a far better option. A quick recap on the GJ-generation Mazda 6 The GJ-generation Mazda 6 was launched in Malaysia back in 2013. Although the model is in its eighth year of being on sale, the Mazda 6 has received numerous updates – one as recent as a few days ago. Also Read: 2021 Mazda 6 updated in

Honda Motor has just unveiled the 2021 Honda Odyssey facelift and the MPV now features Gesture Control Sliding Doors for the first time ever and a new 10-inch touchscreen infotainment system. Cosmetically, the Oydssey remains largely the same though Honda did some changes on the front grille. The chrome bars on the grille are now thinner, giving the MPV a classier elegant look instead of the sportier look of the current car adopts. Headlining the changes on the inside is the upgraded 10-inch flo