Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia has revised the prices of its 2023 Mitsubishi Triton, again. This comes after the first round of price hikes made in April 2023, which saw prices of the rally-bred Triton going up by between RM 2.5k and RM 3.3k. Starting this month, prices will be raised again, this time by around RM 3k to RM 5k more, depending on variant. Below are the new prices of the Mitsubishi Triton range: Triton Quest 4x2 M/T: RM 86,390 (+ RM 2,500) Triton 4x4 M/T: RM 109,000 (+RM 3,500) Triton

Sime Darby Auto Connexion (SDAC) has expanded its line-up of the 2022 Ford Ranger with the addition of the 2.0-litre XL 4x4 Single Cab manual variant (totalling 7 variants now), aimed at customers who are looking for a robust and reliable workhorse pickup. Priced at RM98,888 (OTR, sans insurance) the Ford Ranger XL Single Cab is powered by Ford’s proven 2.0-litre single-turbo diesel engine which delivers 170 PS and peak torque of 405 Nm at 1,750-2,500 rpm. Power is sent to all four wheels throug

The Hyundai Staria is one of the more eye-catching cars that graces Malaysian streets, but at RM 366,768 we'll admit there's not many to see in the first place. However, that could soon change with the spotting of this 10-seater variant. Seen at an undisclosed location by an anonymous reader, this set of pictures show us a little bit of what to expect from this 10-seater variant. Lots of it is simpler than the current, luxury-oriented 7-seater, from the body-coloured grille to the simpler, silve

UMW Toyota Motor (UMWT) has released updated prices of three of its models, the Toyota Innova, Toyota Fortuner, and Toyota Hilux which are effective from 1-March 2022. Curiously, the price list is marked as 'Estimated' but checks with dealers reveal that the prices are inclusive of SST. Despite less than four months remaining for Malaysians to take advantage of the Sales Tax (SST) exemption for new cars, expect carmakers and distributors to update new prices to include SST in the coming months.

Come 15-June, all locally-assembled (CKD) passenger cars will be granted full exemption from the 10 percent sales tax. The keyword here is passenger cars. So although the Toyota Hilux and Isuzu D-Max are locally-assembled, both models will continue to be taxed at the current 10 percent rate because pick-up trucks are classified as commercial vehicles (though private registrations are allowed). The Toyota Hilux is assembled at UMW Toyota Motor’s Assembly Services Sdn. Bhd.’s manufacturing subsidi

(Toyota Hilux Spec and Prices | Gallery) The Toyota Hilux needs no introduction – it is by far the most well-known pick-up truck in Malaysia, thanks to a solid reputation for reliability and durability built over the years. Now in its eighth generation, the Toyota Hilux continues to be a de-facto option for both lifestyle buyers and construction workers. But with the introduction of updated rivals such as the new Ford Ranger and Mitsubishi Triton, does the Hilux has what it takes to maintain its