A majority of Toyota models see a price revision today, and it continues with these ladder-frame trio: the Hilux, Fortuner, and Hiace all see an increase of RM 3,000 to RM 5,000. 2022 Toyota Hilux new prices (4WD) Variant Price S/Cab 2.4 MT RM 98,800 (up RM 3k) D/Cab 2.4E MT RM 112,880 (up RM 3k) D/Cab 2.4E AT RM 114,880 (up RM 3k) D/Cab 2.4V AT RM 139,880 (up RM 3k) D/Cab 2.8 Rogue AT RM 152,880 (up RM 3k) 2023 Toyota Fortuner prices Variant Price 2.4 AT RM 184,880 (up RM 5k) 2.7 SRZ AT RM 191,

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

The pick-up truck market has changed a lot in recent years, and unlike back then these vehicles aren't just limited to muddy ruts anymore. More Malaysians are choosing pick-up trucks (okay, Hailaks) for daily duties too, and one of them that we think you should consider is the all-new 2021 Isuzu D-Max. This X-Terrain is the range-topper of the 7-variant-wide, newly-launched D-Max range - with a raison d'etre of turning heads away from the Toyota Hilux Rogue, Mitsubishi Triton Athlete, and Ford R

As far as our jobs go, sometimes we will draw conclusions about a certain car purely on paper. Perhaps, by looking at the specifications, you'd give it no chance of impressing you from the start. I must admit, that was exactly what I did to the Isuzu D-Max 1.9 Premium when it turned up for a scrap with more impressive rivals (on paper). And as a consequence of such prejudice, I ended up with egg on my face. What was it then, that was so surprising about this Isuzu D-Max? 1.9-litre engine punched

As car fanatics, we love to indulge in a little bit of car window shopping. You know, looking through the online classifieds hoping to add a dream car to your imaginary garage. Sometimes, you do come across a deal that sounds way too good to be true and on rare occasions, it really is a good deal. Unfortunately for a contractor, he fell victim to a scam. According to local reports, the 53-year old man from Pekan, Pahang stumbled across an ad for a Ford Ranger Raptor that was for sale on Facebook

** This article is the personal experience of a 2017 Ford Ranger 2.2 XLT T6FL owner and does not necessarily reflect the views of WapCar Facebook: Fu Shun Wong First Encounter My first encounter with a 4x4 was after watching a Camel Trophy Documentary when I was young and from that day onwards, I always told myself that I would one day own one. Fast forward to 2017, I sold my first car (Proton Persona – 5 years of ownership) and bought myself a Ford Ranger 2.2 XLT T6FL of around RM 108k. I initi