Yes, 'Beast Mode' is in the company's official communication for the all-new 2024 Mitsubishi Triton that's just made its world debut in Bangkok, Thailand. It's the first freshly-developed Triton – now in its sixth generation – in 8 years, and as such comes with a bed full of newness. Prices for the range are as below: Single cab 2.4 Pro 4WD MT - THB 699,000 (~RM 93k) 2.4 Pro 4WD AT - THB 749,000 (~RM 99k) Double cab 2.4 Plus Pro MT - THB 820,000 (~RM 109k) 2.4 Plus Prime MT - THB 893,000 (~RM 11

At a media event in Kuala Lumpur today, UMW Toyota Motor (UMWT) President, Ravindran K., says that the company has achieved 90,595 units sold in Malaysia to date. The figure includes sales from its Lexus division. Representing a 44% increase over November 2021, sales are led by the segment-leaders - the Toyota Hilux, Toyota Fortuner, and the popular Toyota Corolla Cross. In terms of what to expect, Ravindran also mentioned that 'several Toyota bZ4x' cars are here already to undergo testing, and

Toyota broke Honda's 6-year winning streak as Malaysia's No.1 non-national car brand Hilux a major contributor, also means Toyota's passenger cars sales trails behind Honda 2022 to be the beginning of UMW Toyota Motor's pivot towards hybrids and EVs UMW Toyota Motor ended 2021 with 71,585 Toyota cars sold (excluding Lexus), putting it ahead of Honda Malaysia’s 53,031 cars. It also means that Honda Malaysia’s 6-year run as the No.1 selling non-national car brand in Malaysia has come to an end. Ex

Edaran Tan Chong Motor Sdn. Bhd. (ETCM), the official distributor of Nissan vehicles in Malaysia; together with participants of the recent Nissan Almera Turbo Efficiency Charity Drive, has pooled their resources to support victims of the recent flooding disaster. A total of RM 20,000 was donated to help alleviate the burden of the flood victims. Of the proceeds, RM 10,000 will be channelled to Pusat Jagaan Baitul Hidayah while Rumah SVP Klang and Pertubuhan Kebajikan Kanak-Kanak Klang Utama Cari

It's that time again when we award the most impressive cars of 2021. Whilst our discerning readers will get the final say on the majority of this year's awards, the Editors' Choice Awards honour the team's personal favourites of 2021. Also read: WapCar Car Of The Year 2021 – Vote for the best cars of 2021 Thus, our pick for the hotly-contested Pick-up Truck Of The Year award goes to the 2021 Isuzu D-Max. Why? Put simply, no other truck offers quite as much ability and overall value at its price

UMW Toyota Motor is sitting on over 20,000 outstanding orders, according to documents sighted by WapCar.my. Sources familiar with the matter said the company is banking on the resumption of manufacturing activities to catch up on its 62,000 units sales target announced earlier this year. As of June 2021, Toyota had sold 33,705 units (23,232 passenger cars and 10,473 commercial vehicles), achieving 54 percent of its annual target. The problem for Toyota is not that it doesn’t have enough buyers,