Basic information about my car: 2018 Perodua Myvi 1.5 AV (Red) Reasons why I bought this car: Always have been a long term user of Perodua cars, owned a “Lagi Best” generation Myvi 1.3 (manual transmission) and an Axia. Brought over the Myvi 1.3 manual to West Malaysia when I manage to land a job here leaving my Axia back in Sarawak where my mother in law is using it. Since my wife was slightly over 150cm, driving the Myvi 1.3 manual was a challenge to her, having to use the clutch very often du

Back in August, Geely took the covers off the all-new 2023 Geely Boyue L, the successor to the popular Geely Boyue, sold here in Malaysia as the Proton X70. During the debut, Geely showcased the Boyue L’s exterior extensively, while kept the interior bits to a bare minimum. Also Read: Geely Boyue L debuts and it hints to the next-gen Proton X70, gets 2.0T Volvo Drive-E engine Fret not as Chinese outlet Yiche has gotten up close and personal with the all-new Geely Boyue L and we think that the Ho

Much has been written about the history of the Land Rover Defender but there is surprisingly very little about it from a Malaysian perspective, which is odd considering the fact that Malaysia (specifically Cameron Highlands) is known around the world as the place Land Rovers go to spend their remaining days. Ipoh’s Jalan Bendahara, specifically S.V.K Trading (erroneously marked by Google Maps as V.K.S Trading) is very well-known among Land Rover enthusiasts in all corners of the world looking fo

At long last, Proton has confirmed the launch date of the highly-anticipated Proton X50. As seen on Proton’s Facebook page, they have confirmed that the X50 will be launched on 27-October at 10:50 am via Facebook livestream. So far, Proton has given the media two previews of the Proton X50 – the first at its Tanjung Malim plant and another round at the Sepang International Circuit. At the same time, Proton has also organized preview sessions for potential buyers across the country. To recap, the

The Proton X50 is safer than a BMW X1? Yup, it’s true, and you can read it here. Part of why it gains that reputation is because it comes with Level 2 Autonomous driving. What's this 'levels of autonomous driving'? In short, this picture. Basically, Level 0/1 cars are most common right now, and Level 2 technologies are still creeping in. We're still a long ways away from Level 3, 4 and 5 autonomous driving. Who decides these? The Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) International. What makes it

Move aside for this MINI John Cooper Works Countryman because under the bonnet lies a 306 PS beast with an asking price of RM 378,888, imported from the Netherlands. The JCW Countryman is also powered by the same 2.0-litre TwinPower Turbo engine in the Cooper S albeit with many modifications done to it. Reinforced crankshafts, a main bearing with extended cross section, specific pistons, connecting rods and a new vibration damper with optimised cooling are just a few of the tweaks that MINI engi