In conjunction with celebrating 125 years of rich heritage and tyre innovation, Goodyear has introduced four new tyres for the Asia Pacific region, in line with its commitment toward sustainably producing the best tyres in the world. Nathaniel Madarang, President of Goodyear Asia Pacific said, “Asia Pacific has emerged as one of the world’s largest automotive markets and holds incredible potential. Goodyear’s innovative spirit and drive for excellence puts us at the epicentre of the mobility rev

Slap it in D, pin the throttle, and off I launched into 100 km/h. From a dead stop it only takes 7 seconds, and there’s your answer on whether or not the 2023 Honda Civic RS e:HEV hybrid is faster than the turbo – with that mustering 8.8 seconds, it's nearly two whole seconds quicker. Overview: 2022 Honda Civic RS e:HEV (Hybrid) Price RM 166,500 Segment C-segment Engine 2.0L NA 4-cyl + electric motor Transmission CVT Power 184 PS motor, 143 PS engine Torque 315 Nm motor, 189 Nm engine Origin CKD

1.5 turbo is the most powerful in the region Sensing is standard on even base variant Consumate driver's car but more expensive than Corolla Altis Well, it's taken long enough, but we finally got our hands on the all-new 2022 Honda Civic FE. Safe to say, the "grown up" 11th-generation Civic has hit the sweet spot with Malaysians - garnering 1,200 bookings even before launch. Also read: ASEAN's most powerful, 2022 Honda Civic (FE) launched in Malaysia: priced from RM 126k Current prices, inclusiv

** 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 about my car : 2017 Hyundai Elantra AD Reasons why I bought this car (purpose) : I was looking for an upgrade from my Hyundai i10. Need a car more bigger, comfortable and sporty. Car selection process: I had a budget of :RM110k-115k Models that I have considered include :Hyundai IONIQ, KIA K3 Re

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 –

Last week, this column spoke about why the next generation rear-wheel Mazda sedan with a straight-six engine (possibly next generation Mazda 6) is something that enthusiasts should root for, and why Mazda has been doing a better job at preserving the joy of driving than BMW, which is (understandably) prioritizing infotainment and digitization over driver engagement. We applaud Mazda for their audacity but also concluded that Mazda will have to lose more money in their quest to build better cars