Pick-up trucks are king in Thailand and there is only one that rules the roads in the Kingdom, the Isuzu D-Max. According to the latest sales data published by Thai automotive media, Headlight Mag, 10,204 units of the D-Max were sold in April 2023. The D-Max continues its lead ahead of its closest rival, the Toyota Hilux which saw 8,349 units sold in the same month. Still, both the D-Max and Hilux are dominating the pick-up truck market in the Kingdom with a combined market share of nearly 84% i

Following Mitsubishi Motors’ announcement that its revived RalliArt brand will be making its comeback debut at November 2022’s Asian Cross Country Rally (AXCR), the company has now announced the drivers and co-drivers line-up for the three Mitsubishi Tritons fielded. The three Tritons will fly the Team Mitsubishi RalliArt flag, a semi-factory-backed team owned by Thailand’s Tant Sport, with factory support from Mitsubishi Motors. Leading the team will be two-time Dakar Rally champion Hiroshi Mas

Flood relief volunteer, Azwan Omar, better known as Abang Viva previously, has arrived in Terengganu in his new Mitsubishi Triton to help aid the flood victims in the area. The 30-year-old no longer travel around in a Perodua Viva as he was given the use of a Mitsubishi Triton pick-up truck by a kind individual. The pick-up truck will help make his mission to aid flood victims easier. This is the first mission he is bringing his new Mitsubishi Triton to. Azwan told reporters at Kampung Belukar B

With the automotive industry reopening and showroom businesses resuming, sales are returning to normal. The month of September 2021 is a historical month for Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia (MMM) as the Mitsubishi Triton has achieved a new sales record. With the recent reopening of the automotive industry since the lockdown dated from June 2021, Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia (MMM) is currently fulfilling the accumulated backlog orders, and successfully delivered a record high of 1,521 units of the Trito

Even though the word would make most Proton fans cringe, rebadging is pretty much part and parcel of the automotive world. Some were developed to save costs and some were meant to be temporary models while something else is in development. Previously, we took a look at some of the strangest partnerships made between car companies and even dove deep into some of them. This time, we’ll be focusing on 12 of the weirdest rebadges you may not have heard of. Also read: 9 unlikely car collaborations –

The COVID-19 pandemic has certainly put a damper on global car sales. According to data collected from Germany’s VDA, passenger vehicle sales in the largest car markets in the world contracted by 15% last year to 56 million vehicles from 65.5 million in 2019. Still, there can only be one car that represents that country’s best-seller. However, we won’t be filling up this article with one from every country in the world. That would be a pretty long list. Instead, we will select 25 countries sorte