Carlist is back again with their roadshows, and this one, like all the ones before this, is something you won't want to miss. Happening at the Ground Floor North Court of IOI Mall Puchong from 20- to 24-March 2024 (next week!), the roadshow runs through 10 am to 10 pm and brings forth several notable brands and deals for you to grab. Chery will be on hand with their Tiggo 8 Pro and Omoda 5, ready to spoil you with mystery gifts upon booking. Ingress Auto are on board with cash rebates up to RM 3

The Toyota Land Cruiser made its name being a tough-as-nails, go-anywhere premium 4x4 with the looks to back it up. Hot on the heels of the new global Land Cruiser 300 and the North American Land Cruiser 250 (Prado) could be a new third, more compact variant that’s being adorably dubbed the Land Hopper. Japanese site Best Car Web has dropped its own rendering of what the Land Hopper could be styled like and unsurprisingly, it appears to be very much like a mini Land Cruiser 250. That’s not a bad

Ahead of Chery Malaysia's revival here, the company has commenced exports of the Wuhu-made Chery Omoda 5 and Chery Tiggo 8. These imported (CBU) cars are for showroom display; customer cars will be assembled at the Inokom plant in Kulim, Kedah. Both models made their public debut earlier this month at the Malaysia Autoshow 2023 and are scheduled to launch here as soon as June 2023. Also Read: Chery signs CKD deal with Inokom; Omoda 5, Tiggo 8 Pro to be assembled in Kulim, June launch Speaking of

Qatar is the first Middle Eastern country to have the upgraded seven-seater Tiggo 8 Pro Max SUV launched there in 3 different variants; Comfort, Luxury and Flagship. As the flagship of the Tiggo 8 range, the Tiggo 8 Pro Max is powered by a 2.0 TGDI engine packing 254 PS and 390 Nm sent to all four wheels via a seven-speed twin-clutch transmission. All those figures make it good for a swift 7.3-second century sprint. The Chery-developed engine won the ‘China Heart’ 10 Best Engines of 2021 for its

With the next-gen Ford Ranger and Everest almost upon us, Ford Motor Company today unveiled a massive modernization initiative for its Thailand plant’s manufacturing operations to support production of the aforementioned pick-up and SUV. The move is part of the Ford+ plan for growth and consumed USD 900 million (~RM 3.8 billion); making it the carmaker’s largest-ever single investment in Thailand and brings its total outlay in Thailand to USD 3.4 billion (~RM 14.4 billion) over 25 years. Also Re

What do you do if you own a Ford Everest but want yours to stand out from the rest? Perhaps you can completely change the look of your car to mimic the iconic Ford F-150 Raptor, just as Thailand’s TTN Hypersport did. The Ford Everest is based on the platform as the Ford Ranger pickup, just as the Toyota Fortuner is to the Toyota Hilux. It’s a bit hard to spot the Everest in Malaysia because its rather pricey. For example, the base Everest starts at RM 228,888, while the range-topper sells for RM