Following the launch of the fourth generation Toyota Vios AC100 in the country, it was only a matter of time before the race car version would follow as the star of the Toyota Gazoo Malaysia Racing Festival and that’s happening in Season 7 next year. Nonetheless, fans got a tease of the sleek new car in action as the celebrity drivers in the Promotional Class ended the final round of the recently concluded Season 6 in the new machinery. All drivers will be switching to the new car for Season 7.

Basic information about my car: 2018 Perodua Myvi 1.5 AV (Red) Reasons why I bought this car: Always have been a long term user of Perodua cars, owned a “Lagi Best” generation Myvi 1.3 (manual transmission) and an Axia. Brought over the Myvi 1.3 manual to West Malaysia when I manage to land a job here leaving my Axia back in Sarawak where my mother in law is using it. Since my wife was slightly over 150cm, driving the Myvi 1.3 manual was a challenge to her, having to use the clutch very often du

Proton’s tag as a national carmaker may no longer be accurate but during its inception in the 1980s, it was a sense of pride and achievement. As controversial as it might have been, Proton effectively placed Malaysia on the automotive world map and it was quite an ambitious project. The Malaysian carmaker would spread its wings abroad and that included Europe. Ireland was the first European market that Proton was exported to, but it was the neighbouring island that Proton was keeping an eye out

You know Chinese New Year is around the corner when Edaran Tan Chong Motor Sdn Bhd (ETCM) launches a couple of new colours that are synonymous with the Lunar New Year for the Nissan X-Trail 2.0L Mid and Nissan Serena 2.0L S-Hybrid Premium Highway Star. They’re also offering some low interest rates for customers that choose to buy a new Nissan during this period. The X-Trail 2.0L Mid can now be had a radiant shade of Monarch Orange that will definitely make it stand out on the road. Together with

Despite Perodua posting better sales in December with 22,940 units sold, translating to an 13% increase from November (20,299 units), the second “national” carmaker failed to reach its target for 2021, due to several external factors that were beyond its control Throughout the year, Perodua only managed to sell 190,291 vehicles which were below its target of 200,000 units. Surprisingly, sales in 2020 were much better with 220,154 units sold, 13.6% more than in 2020 Part 2 2021. Also read: Perodu

Proton Cars Egypt has just introduced the 2021 Proton Saga in Egypt, days after the model was seen at dealer lots. Three variants are offered in Egypt, namely the 1.3 Standard MT, 1.3 Standard AT, and 1.3 Premium AT. As the name implies, all three variants are powered by a naturally-aspirated 1.3-litre (1,332 cc, not the Pakistan Saga’s 1,299 cc unit) petrol engine that does 95 PS and 120 Nm, hooked up to a four-speed automatic or a five-speed manual. Safety equipment include twin airbags, ABS,