Customers of the Japan-market 2024 Honda WR-V, which is set to go on sale in the country beginning 22-March 2024, will be facing long wait times stretching up to eight months, reports portal Creative311. The eight-month timeline is across all variants of the WR-V, though the site also says that it could stretch up to 1 year, owing to a 'perfect storm' of situations that the model finds itself in. The good news is most of the interest comes from customers who previously looked at the Toyota Raize

Cast your mind back 30 years ago when SUVs like the Mitsubishi Pajero, Nissan Terrano, Perodua Kembara, and Isuzu Trooper were everywhere, they had one thing in common – a very recognizable rear-mounted spare tyre. Even the first two generations of the Honda CR-V offered a rear-mounted spare tyre, which was discontinued upon the release of the third-generation model. Fast forward to modern-day SUVs and you would notice that the rear-mounted spare wheel, a feature that once defined an SUV, is bec

Earmarked for Malaysia – actually here's your 'first look' of it on our roads – the 2023 Honda WR-V already has a presence in Indonesia and more recently, Thailand. Our sister site over there, Autofun.th, shares their thoughts on the marque's latest SUV. Overview: The price factor Developed for the ASEAN market with the goal to knock the sales crown off the Toyota Raize/Daihatsu Rocky (the Perodua Ativa too) and its like-sized ilk, the WR-V has been doing well, leading the segment in Indonesia w

Honda Malaysia has confirmed that it will be launching the Honda WR-V in the third quarter of this year. The A-segment SUV will be positioned below the B-segment Honda HR-V, and will be the first of its kind for Honda Malaysia. Don’t expect the A-segment WR-V to be priced lower than the B-segment Honda City though. There is already a precedence for this. The A-segment Perodua Ativa starts from RM 62,500, which is higher than the B-segment Perodua Myvi’s RM 46,500. SUVs, regardless of its segment

In this upwardly mobile society, having a means of transportation is a necessity and in places where public transport is either absent or inefficient, having your own car is a must. While some might see them as a luxury, there are those who needed them to supplement their income or to commute. That said, for many who are budget-conscious, the threshold of owning a brand-new car shouldn’t breach the six-figure mark. While there are plenty of cars likely to be launched here in Malaysia in 2023, we

With prices of the 2021 Suzuki Jimny in Malaysia touching the RM 169k mark, needless to say, internet commenters went ablaze, stating that the Jimny is overpriced. So the big question for everyone’s mind is – why is the Suzuki Jimny so expensive? Also Read: RM 169k 2021 Suzuki Jimny is expensive? First 2 shipments sold out, more coming The short and simple answer is that the Suzuki Jimny itself is an expensive little SUV to begin with, right from the factory. Also Read: 45 pics on why the first