Thailand’s best-selling car of 2023 so far, the Isuzu D-Max is looking to receive a facelift in the Kingdom around this month. However, it seems that Thai social media have leaked photos of the updated D-Max before its official unveiling. The photos were uploaded into a private Thai Isuzu D-Max Facebook group while Autolife Thailand reported that the D-Max facelift could be launched on 6 October. Based on the photos, the updated D-Max could sport a redesigned front bumper with the front fog ligh

Now this is something: an enterprising Mitsubishi dealer is selling a 'bespoke' edition of the 2023 Mitsubishi Triton in Malaysia. Well, sort of. 3S centre Lajina Motors in Gong Badak, Kuala Terengganu offers customers of the Triton Premium and Athlete variants a special new front bumper and blacked out wheels, for an additional RM 6,000 on top of the car's price. Also read: Should you pay HR-V money for a Mitsubishi Triton Athlete? Perhaps, it's not so illogical WapCar.my have checked with sour

Based on sales data obtained by Headlight Mag, 2022 was a healthy year for vehicle sales in Thailand with 849,000 units sold throughout the year. It was an increase of 11.8% compared to 2021 (759,119 vehicles) and the Kingdom’s best-selling brand is Toyota. The triple ellipses brand sold 288,809 vehicles in 2022 which translated to a 34% market share. Though it is the best-selling brand in Thailand, the best-selling car wasn’t a Toyota but rather the Isuzu D-Max. Thanks to the D-Max’s sales, Isu

The 2021 Isuzu D-Max has flipped the script on the lifestyle pick-up truck market since its launch in April 2021. Once considered the outsider of the upper rung of pick-ups (perhaps due to the demure styling of its predecessor), the RG01 Isuzu D-Max, especially in 3.0L X-Terrain guise is now a raucous beast of a machine capable of cruising any high street (or dirt road). Of course, that just covers how it looks – we have yet to get to the bit about the D-Max’s rock-solid reliability, best-in-cla

The all-new 2021 Isuzu D-Max has been spotted again in Malaysia. This time, the upcoming pick-up truck was spotted at Westport, thus confirming that it is imported (CBU) from Thailand. If that is not enough, the Mitsubishi Triton parked beside it will further cement that notion, as the Triton is also imported from Thailand. The outgoing D-Max is locally-assembled (CKD) in Pekan, Pahang. Just like the earlier Suzuki Swift Sport spyshots, these photos were kindly provided by reader Emmanuel Shirle

The Mitsubishi Triton has overtaken the Ford Ranger as Malaysia’s second best-selling pick-up, as of October 2019, according to brief business update by Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia earlier today. Both models still trail behind the Toyota Hilux, which is holding strongly onto its top spot. The Malaysia Automotive Association no longer provides sales breakdown by model due to compliance issues with Malaysia’s Competition Act 2010 so we don’t know the exact volume sold. However sources tell us that