If you’re travelling To Pattaya soon and are looking for a car to rent, why not skip the Toyota Yaris Ativ (Toyota Vios to us) and try out Toyota’s range of carbon-neutral models like the Toyota C-Pod, Toyota Mirai, or even the Toyota Prius Prime? Yes, as part of Toyota and Pattaya City’s experimental project to reduce pollution in this scenic Thai town, anyone interested can try out the aforementioned carbon-neutral vehicles. As financial advisors will advise you to spread your risks when inves

American author Zig Ziglar once said, “there are no traffic jams on the extra mile” – meaning to say for those who strive harder and longer than anyone else, well, those lonely roads are only taken by the few. Going the extra mile also requires constant evolution to stay ahead of the game, hence while UMW Toyota Motor already sells amongst the world’s most reliable cars, they are now going further by offering a seamless car ownership journey from the moment customers walk into a showroom to the

The Toyota Corolla Cross continues to assert its dominance against rivals in Thailand by capturing the Kingdom’s best-selling sub-compact crossover title for the first half of 2021. According to data compiled by Thailand’s Headlight Magazine, the Corolla Cross captured 35.5% market share with 9,653 units sold between January and June 2021. Following the crossover in second place is the MG ZS with 6,378 units sold. The MG was the Kingdom’s best-selling sub-compact SUV in the same period last year

Toyota Corolla Cross The 2021 Toyota Corolla Cross is now finally launched in Malaysia and we had a brief session with it, bringing you a first drive review of Toyota’s latest SUV. No matter how much “enthusiasts” complain about SUVs, consumers just cannot get enough of tall-riding, big cars, and I am completely on the consumer's side. SUVs are practical, offer great outward visibility and generous ground clearance (especially for our roads). For a sensible family man like myself, what is there

In a world that's increasingly quiet - advent of electric vehicles (EVs) and fines for loud exhausts in Malaysia, as examples - Japanese tuner HKS attempts to set the world straight again with their exhaust kit for the Toyota Corolla Cross. Wait, THE HKS? Yes, the real-deal HKS - purveyors of many cool cars and projects over the years, including updating the R32 Nissan Skyline GT-R's RB26DETT mill to produce 600 PS yet still return a claimed fuel efficiency figure of 5 litres/100 km. Also read:

Ahead of it’s official reveal early tomorrow morning, a picture depicting what may very well be the 2020 Toyota Corolla Cross has surfaced online. Although it’s still unclear whether the image is a photo or a render, our initial impressions seem to show that this leaked design may not stray very far from the production model. The wheels look identical to the teaser we covered last week. Details such as the black plastic cladding around the sides and the styling on the rear third-quarter panel lo