Japanese brands continued their domination of car sales in Thailand in 2023. A total of 634,948 new cars were sold in the Kingdom last year according to data compiled by Headlight Mag. The top 3 brands – Toyota, Isuzu, and Honda – took a combined market share of 66.1%. Toyota led with 265,949 units followed by Isuzu with 151,935 units while Honda saw 94,336 units sold throughout 2023. Ford is the only non-Japanese or as a matter of fact, non-Asian brand in Thailand’s top 12 best-selling car manu

By now, we know the all-new third-generation Isuzu D-Max packs quite a punch in its segment. Just how hard of a hit you might ask? Well, it recorded a national sales record in March 2022, making it the company’s best-ever sales month since its inception in 2005. Isuzu Malaysia stated a figure of 1,233 registrations; a monumental leap ahead over its previous record of 885 units that followed the arrival of the previous generation’s 3.0-litre V-Cross variant back in December 2014. Also Read: All-n

Ford Ranger and Ranger Raptor owners who want to discover the full potential of their lifestyle and performance trucks with like-minded individuals should take advantage of a unique Ford Ranger Getaway scheduled for the end of March. The featured getaway is a one-day guided session with trained driving instructors covering tarmac and off-road driving scenarios in Sepang's off road course. There will be one session on 26 March 2022 for Ranger and Raptor owners. As part of the launch of the Ford R

What do you get when you take a pick-up truck and infuse it with some street racing flair? Thailand's got the answer - it's the 2021 Ford Ranger XL Street Special Edition, built to celebrate Ford Thailand's 25th anniversary. The Ranger XL Street trades off-roady cues for looks that won't be out of place in Midnight Club 3. Up front, it's got a new grille (with FORD proudly written in block letters) that's inspired by the Ford Thailand Racing (FTR) and Ford Ranger Raptor trucks. There's a bodykit

Ford has suspended production of the Ford Ranger at its AutoAlliance Thailand (AAT) plant in Rayong since 28-June, due to shortage in supply of electronic parts. According to colleagues from our sister site AutoFun Thailand, the suspension will continue until 9-July. Checks with Ford dealers in Malaysia suggest that the suspension in production will not have any immediate impact to Malaysia because our volumes are relatively small. Right now, the problems faced by Ford dealers in Malaysia is how

Last week, we reported that Ford is working together with Volkswagen to develop the next-generation Ranger and Amarok, which are set to debut in late-2022. Apart from the technical bits, renders of the new 2022 Ford Ranger have surfaced. These renders, according to the source, are based on Ford’s final clay model of both the Ranger and Everest, which could be indicative of how the duo could look like. In fact, a leaked photo from another publication gives us a glimpse at the new model. Right off