New Peugeot vehicles sold by Stellantis Malaysia no longer come with the ‘Peace of mind 5+5’ package. The 5-year warranty and 5-year free service package was offered by previous distributor Bermaz Auto Alliance (BAA). Effective 29-February 2024, the Peugeot brand in Malaysia will be handled directly by Stellantis themselves. Instead of the previous 5+5 package, customers will now receive a longer 3+4 years extended warranty, but no free service. Warranty in the first 3-years will be covered by S

The hills will be alive with screams of a rotary engine at this year’s Pikes Peak when New Zealander Mad Mike Whiddette races to the clouds in his custom-built 4-rotor rotary-engined Mazda 3. Best known for his insane drifting skills and one-of-a-kind rotary-powered racecars. This Mazda 3 is the latest of a line of high-powered cars built for Mad Mike, only this time he will be swapping lurid slides for ultimate grip as he tackles one of the most grueling sprint races on earth next weekend (25-J

** 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 Mazda 3 MPS Reasons why I bought this car The first reason why I decided to get this car is that it is rare. Bermaz Malaysia only brought 100 units to be sold as CBU in Malaysia circa 2011 to 2013. Trying to get a new one was not easy as the limited models brought it was sold out

Thailand is the first country in the region to launch the facelifted 2022 Peugeot 3008. The 3008 facelift in Thailand is priced at THB 1.689 million (around RM 209,922) and assembled in Peugeot’s plant in Gurun, Kedah. Although this is a facelift, the new 3008 looks radically different from the pre-facelift version. The most noticeable change is the much larger frameless grille paired with sleek LED headlamps and vertical LED DRLs designed to resemble a lion’s fangs. Also read: Pros and Cons: Pe

Make no mistake, Proton is serious about exporting the Proton X70. Not only has Proton begun exporting the X70 to countries like Pakistan and Bangladesh, they also want a more sizeable market share in the ASEAN region. After all, Proton has started work on a Thai version of the GKUI infotainment system, the Proton X70 has also been spotted doing its rounds in Thailand. Also Read: Spied: Proton X70 in Thailand, to get newer 1.5T engine than Malaysia's While the Proton X70 has received decent resp

If you’re waiting for Proton to introduce the locally-assembled (CKD) Proton X70 soon, don’t hold your breath as it won’t arrive so soon. According to sources familiar with the matter, the CKD version of the Proton X70 has been postponed, possibly until Q1 2020, a slight push-back from the originally scheduled November 2019 timeline. A quick check with several Proton dealers also indicates that many dealers are offering discounts ranging from RM 2,000 up to RM 6,000 for a Proton X70, suggesting