Regardless if you’re an enthusiast or the casual everyday driver, everyone appreciates comfort. And for under RM 150k, there’s no other car more comfortable than the Toyota Corolla Altis. You might be asking, what about SUVs? Well, as we’ve explained this in an earlier article - like for like, a sedan is more comfortable than an SUV. It’s simply physics, SUVs have higher centre of gravity, which means the driver as well as the passengers are seated further away from the pivot point of the car. T

Basic information about my car: PROTON SAGA 1.3 Standard AT 2021 Reasons why I bought this car: As my third car for shopping routine to nearby shops, markets, and travel to nearby town. Extremely suitable as a learner car for family member whom just got their Provisional License (big red P! or as a grocery chores car for parents whom already retired. Suitable to drive to places where parking lot is challenging to get, or to park at roadside when buying something from roadside hawker. Car selecti

2022 Honda Civic FE hybrid sedan makes world debut in Thailand 184 PS / 315 Nm possible but not confirmed, more powerful than VTEC Turbo VTEC Turbo RS variant discontinued in Thailand, replaced by e:HEV RS The 2022 Honda Civic (FE) e:HEV hybrid has just made its simultaneous debut in Europe and Thailand earlier today, with the hatchback aimed at Europe, the sedan for the rest of the world. In Thailand, order books are now opened for the Honda Civic sedan e:HEV. Two variants are available – RS an

Following 12 pandemic-affected months, national car maker Proton ended 2021 on a high note. By selling 14,147 units in December, total sales for the year closed at 114,708 units (domestic + export), the highest closing figure since 2014. This represents an increase of 4.5% over 2020 and is the third consecutive year of volume growth for the company. The achievement is particularly noteworthy as overall Total Industry Volume (TIV) for Malaysia is estimated to have shrunk by 4.6% to just over 505,

There are many ways to coax young'uns into buying cars, one of which - or so Toyota's Thailand operations think - is by dousing a Toyota Yaris Ativ (Vios for Malaysians) in pink and calling it the 'Play' variant, which is exactly what we have here today. Colour me fancy Call it what you want, but it's hard to ignore, this. This Play variant is said to have been developed to 'meet the daily use of the new generation', and as such features a ton of funky visual updates. On the outside, the Ice Pin

Like many of us, you probably like to window-shop for cool stuff you can do to your car...before you've even had it. And with the all-new 2020 Honda City and 2020 Nissan Almera being so hotly-discussed right now, who can blame you? Seeing as Thailand has got both models before us, they've had a go at spicing up these B-segment cars. Take a look, and let us know which one is your pick! 2020 Honda City RS by NK Garage Carbon-fibre looks good, and carbon-fibre makes a good-looking car look better.