If you’re looking to check out a car show this weekend, why not head over to the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC) for the Malaysian Motor Expo 2022? You can even get up close to the base alternative to the Honda HR-V, the Mazda CX-3 1.5L Core. Fully imported (CBU) from Thailand, the CX-3 1.5L Core is one of the models that Bermaz Auto (BAuto) will be showcasing at the Malaysian Motor Expo. All three vehicle brands under the group – Mazda, Peugeot, and Kia – will be present at the event. The

Hybrid cars are not new to Malaysians, seeing that they have been available in Malaysia for roughly 15 years with the introduction of the FD-generation Honda Civic Hybrid. And today, hybrids are even more popular, as manufacturers like Honda, Toyota, and Nissan all offer at least one hybrid model in their line-up here in Malaysia. More recently, Perodua has thrown their hat in the ring with the 2022 Perodua Ativa Hybrid. On one of the presentation slides that Perodua showed, the second national

“Hey guys, remember us?” You can almost imagine Audi jumping up and down excitedly in an attempt to remind us that the marque is still very much alive in Malaysia and now has post-SST exemption pricing just like everyone else. The following table shows the updated prices with SST now included: Audi pricing with SST Model Private registration Company registration A5 Sportback S Line RM 454,162 RM 454,734 Q2 S Line RM 282,710 RM 283,130 Q3 S Line RM 304,890 RM 305,090 Q3 Sportback S Line RM 357,22

Japanese police cars aren’t just limited to the run-of-the-mill Toyota Crown or Toyota Prius, as certain prefectural police forces have far more potent cars in their fleet. Unlike other prefectural police departments, the Tochigi Prefectural police force has the most interesting fleet of cars, which includes Japanese icons like the Lexus LC 500, Nissan GT-R, and Honda NSX. Honda donated the NA1 Honda NSX to the Tochigi Prefectural Police force in 1992, while the R35 Nissan GT-R was donated to th

Decked in iconic Castrol colours, this 1998 JGTC Toyota Supra is undoubtedly one of the more iconic cars of our generation. If you’re anything like me and have spent some years playing Gran Turismo on the PlayStation, then you probably know this car. Like the ousted hero in action novels, it went missing for a while before turning up in least expected places - in this case, under a tarp in a Japanese warehouse. Nobody knows who put it there when, but it being found is good news. What’s bad news

As we close the year 2019, let’s take a look back at some of the cars that left a good impression on us. The criteria is quite simple – cars that exceeded our expectations. We are not just talking about performance, but cars that did what they are designed to do exceedingly well. So if a humble entry level budget car was found to be way ahead of its closest competitor, it deserves to be on the list. Note that the list is sorted alphabetically. Ford Ranger WildTrak A pick-up truck shouldn’t ride