The outgoing GAC GS3 Power may be a rather forgettable model (when was the last time you actually saw one?), but WTC Automotif, the official distributor of GAC-badged vehicles in Malaysia wants to remedy that with the second-generation model. Now redesigned from the ground-up as a completely new model, the second-generation GAC GS3 just went on sale in China in early March, with prices starting from CNY 85,800 (~RM 55k) and tops out at CNY 111,800 (~RM 72k). Also Read: Tan Chong to soon launch C

** 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 of my car: 2011 ProtonPersona Elegance 1.6 IAFM Reasons why I bought this car To travel from to work Putrajaya to Cyberjaya and from Putrajaya to Kedah once a month Car Selection Process I had a budget of RM55k Models that I’ve considered included to Produa Myvi and Toyota Vios. Reasons why I ch

If taking delivery of a new car is like tasting the wonderful meal you’ve just proudly prepared on your fancy designer kitchen, then depreciation is like doing the dishes after. Nobody likes it but everyone need to deal with it, one way or another. You either get it over and done with, or you could pay someone else to deal with it. If you are buying a Mercedes-Benz, then of course the latter is the only acceptable option. In comes Mercedes-Benz Financial’s Agility Financing package, which guaran

Remember the story about a bunch of Malaysian students in Scotland going apeshit when they came across a first gen Perodua Myvi in the city of Edinburgh where they were studying? Nonetheless, it’s safe to say we’re all struck with a little sense of national pride whenever we’ve come across a Proton or Perodua on those times we were lucky enough to travel overseas. You remember what that is right? Travelling overseas? Life prior to 2019 BC (before corona). Someone in the office came across an Ins

Pre-orders halted after 1,800 deposits collected Australia's allocation is only 500 cars per year Shortage in semiconductor parts and EV batteries limiting sales Malaysia to launch Kia EV6 in H2 2022, but limited supply will drive prices up Kia Australia has confirmed today that it has accepting new orders for the Kia EV6. Shortage in supply, caused not just by shortage of semiconductor parts but also batteries, mean that Australia is only allocated 500 cars per year. Customers checking Kia Aust

Toyota RAV4 Based on an investor's newsletter published by RHB Investment, UMW Toyota Motor is planning to introduce three new SUV models in Malaysia, to further meet demands in the trending SUV market. The newsletter claims that all three models will be introduced within the next 12 months, but checks with our own sources suggests that this is no longer the case, and only one SUV model will be launched this year. Introduction of the remaining two models has been delayed to next year. Details ar