If you’ve got roughly RM 200k to spend on a car and yet want to stand out from the crowd, you might want to check out this FL1 Honda Civic Hatchback. This here is a recond 2021 FL1 Honda Civic Hatchback from Japan, currently on sale by SCA Group and is priced at RM 204k. The listed price for the FL1 Honda Civic Hatchback means that there’s an almost-RM 40k premium for the hatchback variant. Keep in mind that the unit we checked out is the upper-spec EX trim. So, what does the additional money ge

In this week’s WapCar Ratings, we’re analyzing the 2020 Toyota Corolla Altis 1.8G to evaluate all aspects from driving performance to purchase and cost. Driving Performance - 33/50 pts, slowest in class 2020 Toyota Corolla Altis 1.8G - Facts and Figures Engine 1.8L 4-cylinder NA Transmission CVT automatic Power 139 PS @ 6,400 rpm Torque 172 Nm @ 4,000 rpm Weight 1,365 kg 0-100 km/h 11.4 seconds 100-0 km/h 37.6 metres The 1.8-litre naturally aspirated engine may be aging now, but it’s refined and

When you are stuck in a traffic jam, should you leave your automatic transmission car in Drive and hold it with the brakes, or shift to Neutral and engage the parking brake/hand brake? Depending on who you ask, you will get a different answers. Not very long ago, it was said that you should leave your car in Drive, and that it’s not recommended to keep shifting between Drive and Neutral because doing so sends unnecessary shift shock to the driveline. But with the kind of traffic that we have the

The 2017 Honda Jazz is, hands down, the must-have car if you’re looking for a B-segment hatchback. It is practical, spacious, fuel efficient and its steering is nicely weighted for city dwellers to easily squeeze into tight spaces. But there is one thing that stops us from gushing over the hatch and it is the Jazz’s poor infotainment system. When the Honda Jazz was updated in 2017, not only did the touchscreen unit shrunk in size (from 7-inch to 6.8-inch) but the system itself seem to have downg

If you have visited any Mercedes-Benz dealers recently, you would know that there are hardly any 2020 models on sale. Perplexing because we are already well into the third month of the year. It doesn’t matter if you are buying a locally-assembled Mercedes-Benz C-Class/E-Class/GLC-Class or an imported A-Class. Dealers don’t have any 2020 manufacturing year cars to sell you. Buyers are advised to take one of two options - buy a unit manufactured in 2019 with minimal discounts, or wait until Merced

For (new) old cars that are currently still on sale in Malaysia like the Mitsubishi ASX, there are two ways to look at them. The first would be “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”, a method utilized by some manufacturers to continue selling an old model with little or no updates over the course of its lifespan. Then there’s the saying “aged like fine wine”, which we reckon should be used to describe the Mitsubishi ASX. Like a good bottle of wine that takes time to age, Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia t