Three years after it was launched in Malaysia, replacing the Honda Jazz, the Honda City Hatchback (HB) has been given a facelift. Locally assembled (CKD) in Pegoh, Melaka, the City HB facelift is offered in 5 variants: 1.5 S – RM 85,900 1.5 E – RM 90,900 1.5 V – RM 95,900 1.5 RS Petrol – RM 100,900 1.5 RS e:HEV – RM 112,900 Across the board, prices have increased between 3% to 8% depending on the variants. The pre-facelift City HB range was priced from RM 78,900 (1.5 S) to RM 109,900 (1.5 RS e:H

Like clockwork, almost every car manufacturer in Malaysia have released their updated price list, now with the sales and service tax (SST) added back in. The following table shows the updated prices of Honda models with the inclusion of SST. Honda prices with SST Model Prices w/o SST (RM) Prices with SST (RM) City 1.5 S 74,191 77,600 1.5 E 81,664 85,600 1.5 V 86,561 90,600 1.5 V Sensing 90,212 94,600 1.5 RS 105,950 108,800 City Hatchback 1.5 S 75,669 78,600 1.5 E 83,075 86,600 1.5 V 87,856 91,60

Race on Sunday, sell on Monday. Supercars and sportscars aside, even for the more mundane motors on our roads, that saying couldn’t ring truer. Not only does it lend the vehicle and marque an image of performance, it also builds confidence in the said vehicle’s abilities. With the Honda Jazz being replaced by the City Hatchback regionally, the natural progression would be for Honda to take it racing in every market. PT Honda Prospect Motor from Indonesia takes P1 on the grid with the City Hatchb

Despite what social media comments are saying, all 750 units of the fully-imported (CBU from Thailand) 2021 Toyota Corolla Cross 1.8G allocated for Malaysia have been sold out, less than one week after it was launched. Deliveries of the 1.8G variant is immediate, while those who booked the 1.8V variant can only start receiving their cars from July onwards. Also Read: Priced from RM 124k, Toyota Corolla Cross launched in Malaysia, full ADAS, 3D 360-deg cam, TNGA For now, Toyota dealers have been

If you’ve been following our page, you would know that UMW Toyota Motor (UMWT) has dropped the Toyota C-HR from its range of products. With SUVs being a fast growing segment, obviously UMW Toyota won’t leave the empty spot unfilled. We believe that the Toyota Corolla Cross will be taking the C-HR’s spot next year. Prices have yet to be announced but we understand that UMWT’s manufacturing subsidiary Assembly Services Sdn. Bhd.’s (ASSB) second plant in Bukit Raja is being re-tooled to produce a n

After over half a decade of sitting at the sidelines and watching the Honda HR-V going from strength to strength, Toyota finally has a product to rival the overachieving HR-V, it’s called the Toyota Corolla Cross, and yes it will be coming to Malaysia. Recall that we recently ran a post saying that UMW Toyota will be launching three new SUVs in the near term? The first candidate is obvious, that’s the Toyota RAV4. The remaining two models are less clear but today we can confirm one of it will be