Range-topping X-Terrain variant gets best-in-class 7-year/unlimited mileage warranty Front and rear digital video recorder New ALLSIGHT concept, a comprehensive safety package Modern pick-up trucks are now capable of fulfilling their original purpose of traversing challenging terrains while also surpassing the limitations that once deterred certain demographics from considering them. They have successfully incorporated the safety, comfort, and technology that are typically expected from traditio

Dongfeng Honda could CKD the 2022 Civic Type R in China The hot hatch is said to launch in China in September Which other country will manufacture the Civic Type R? The all-new 2022 Honda Civic Type R is almost upon us, but with the closure of Honda's Swindon plant in the UK, it remains to be seen which plant will manufacture the all-new model. While we wait for Honda to make that announcement, a report out of China claimed that China will be locally-assembling (CKD) the hot hatch. Also Read: Fi

2022 Civic FE is cheaper, more spacious and offers more performance Mazda 3 is still the master of craftsmanship and design Driving experience is closer than ever Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you would know by now that the Honda Civic has returned – and in a big way. The 2022 Honda Civic is more elegant and grown-up in design, whilst improvements under its skin have made it sharper to drive and safer than ever. And that’s before we get to the sublime interior and top-notch ergonomics.

If you’ve been to Legoland, one of the most appealing attractions is definitely the scaled-down recreation of famous landmarks made entirely of the ubiquitous plastic bricks. Though the company has produced a few scaled down models of actual cars you can build at home, this life-size recreation of the Toyota GR Supra is not one of them. In commemoration of the Supra’s 35th anniversary (Excluding the Celica-based variants which came before), Toyota Gazoo Racing and Legoland Japan collaborated to

It has been 35 years since the debut of the Proton Saga to the world. It was Proton’s first car and the name still stands today. Back in November 2020, an image of a stitched “R3 limited edition” logo was leaked hinting it a possible R3 car – either the Proton Iriz R3 or the Proton Saga R3. In celebration of 35 years of the Proton Saga, there was a limited run of the Proton Saga Anniversary Edition. The response was overwhelming as all 1,100 units of the car were sold out in 5 days. The Proton S

The Proton Ertiga is no more as Proton has dropped the model from its line-up. The last Proton Ertiga rolled off Proton’s Tanjung Malim plant in May, with saw only 31 units assembled, including 4 units with manual transmission. These 31 units languished for a few more months at dealers, but the last unit should have been sold by the time you read this. It was a quiet and somewhat dismal end to Proton’s much-hyped but short-lived partnership with Suzuki. In total, Proton assembled just 148 units