Basic information about my car: BMW X3 G01, pricing is around RM305k Reasons why I bought this car: one of the reason it’s my mom dream car and SUV is suitable for her to step in & out the car. I have RM300k budget and BMW have a good discount for me. I did compared with Mercedes GLC250, handling and performance wise I still prefer BMW. User experience： - I have already done: 60k km - My average fuel consumption is about 6.9L/100km. The car is quite fulfill my needs, in term of performance, comf

** This article is published on WapCar Community, representing the opinion of users. Click the link below to enter the community for car enthusiasts in Malaysia https://forum.wapcar.my/ Basic information of my car: 2008 Volvo S80 Reasons why I bought this car I was looking for a spacious and comfortable car. Wanted a used car that can be bought with cash because not so comfortable with monthly repayments at this point. Car selection process I had a budget of: RM 50,000 Models that I have conside

For the longest time, if anyone was looking at sports sedan ownership, one would naturally gravitate to the usual German suspects. After all, they're the game's best right? Not if you have stepped into the Volvo S60 T8 R-Design. Take a look at it, drink it in. Gorgeous, isn't it? Many manufacturers have been accused of looking too much like each other (G20 BMW 3 Series and GN Honda City anyone?), not Volvo. From just about every angle, you won't mistake the Volvo S60 for anything else on the roa

Following Volvo’s announcement that all of its models will be limited to 180 km/h starting from 2020, the question on most people’s mind is: is the Volvo S60 CKD limited to 180 km/h? According to Volvo Cars Malaysia’s Managing Director Nalin Jain, the Volvo S60 CKD isn’t limited to 180 km/h. That said, he expects the 180 km/h speed limit to be implemented on all new Volvo cars sold globally later this year, subject to the current pandemic situation. The 180 km/h speed limit will also apply to Vo

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

BMW M has introduced the third generation all-new 2019 BMW X5 M. Also introduced alongside the X5 M is the even more powerful BMW X5 M Competition variant. The 2019 BMW X5 M’s new engine gives the car a push of 750 Nm and a power output of 607 PS. That is a 25 PS power hike compared to the outgoing X5 M. Meanwhile the all new 2019 BMW X5 M Competition has been tuned to the music of 625 PS while the maximum torque of the X5 M Competition is maintained at 750 Nm, similar to its less powerful sibli