Daihatsu Rocky’s and Toyota Raize’s combined figures would’ve made it Japan’s best-selling non-kei car for 2022 Between the '90s and 2000s, Mercedes-Benz made multiple proposals to end sales of the ageing G-Class and merge it with its other SUVs Demand from Japan halted the proposals as Japan buys 1 in every 8 new G-Class sold worldwide In the ‘80s, when hot money was flooding Japan and the Toyota Corolla was Japan's best-selling car, the E30 BMW 3 Series was known in Japan as the Roppongi Corol

So, another year older, another year marked with interesting (or forgettable) cars, and we'll be doing it all over again next year. SUVs will undoubtedly continue to play a greater focus here, so in this article – part one of three – we'll look at the possible non-luxury, non-EV SUVs that are very likely to launch in Malaysia in 2023. Hang on to your downpayments, we're going straight in... 2023 Chery Omoda 5 We'll start off with a bang, perhaps the most awaited-for model in this list. It's alre

Honda Malaysia is expected to launch all-new 2022 Honda HR-V in July Prices expected to go up by at least 7 to 15 percent, before SST Likely to be offered with 3 engine options, including e:HEV hybrid and VTEC Turbo The all-new 2022 Honda HR-V is now already on sale in Thailand, Indonesia, and Singapore. Previously, we’ve already reported that Honda Malaysia is expected to launch the next generation Honda HR-V in the second half of 2022. We have now learned that Honda Malaysia will be launching

The Toyota Harrier is considered the daddy (or granddaddy) of the trendy, ever-growing popular crossover SUV segment. With the Malaysian arrival of the all-new Harrier imminent, perhaps you might consider adding a bit more spice to the luxury SUV with this TOM’S bodykit. The latest iteration of the Harrier was launched in Japan in June 2020 with two engine options: a 2.0-litre Dynamic Force M20A-FKS naturally-aspirated 4-cylinder (172 PS/203 Nm) and a 2.5-litre hybrid A25A-FXS engine (218 PS). A

UMW Toyota Motor has announced that the order books for the 2021 Toyota Fortuner facelift are now open, alongside the sister-car 2021 Toyota Innova facelift. There will be a choice between 2 variants, the 2.7 SRZ priced at RM 174,244 and 2.8 VRZ priced at RM 203,183, both prices are exempted from SST. Previously, there were 3 variants avaiable - 2.4, 2.4 VRZ and 2.7 SRZ, priced from RM 162,178 to RM 184,431. Powertrain The Fortuner 2.8 VRZ 4x4 A/T is a new variant which replaces the Fortuner 2.4

Having just introduced the new 2020 Toyota Alpbard and Vellfire, UMW Toyota Motor isn’t slowing down just yet. 2020 Toyota Hilux, Toyota Fortuner Following the debut of the updated luxury MPVs, we can expect UMWT to introduce the facelifted Hilux and Fortuner later this year. This notion is supported by the fact that both updated models have been caught on Thai streets, indicating that Toyota is readying up these models for a likely 2020 debut. 2020 Toyota RAV4 Apart from these models, UMWT is a