As this blue and green third rock from the sun completes its orbit around the pulsating red giant heat sphere, another year passes. 2023 could also see another record-breaking year of automotive sales in Malaysia. Still, as we get accustomed to writing 2024 (or 2023A for the superstitious) on our calendar dates, we also would like to remember the key models that did not make it. Bar certain variants that have been discontinued like the Mazda 3 1.5-litre variants and the Volkswagen Golf R-Line, w

1.5 turbo is the most powerful in the region Sensing is standard on even base variant Consumate driver's car but more expensive than Corolla Altis Well, it's taken long enough, but we finally got our hands on the all-new 2022 Honda Civic FE. Safe to say, the "grown up" 11th-generation Civic has hit the sweet spot with Malaysians - garnering 1,200 bookings even before launch. Also read: ASEAN's most powerful, 2022 Honda Civic (FE) launched in Malaysia: priced from RM 126k Current prices, inclusiv

Hyundai-Sime Darby Motors (HSDM) is offering an exclusive aftersales deal for Hyundai Ioniq owners. Starting 1-October-2021, Ioniq owners will get up to 25 percent discount on spare parts and 10 percent more on labour charges. They will also be entitled to a free 20-point inspection. Although the Hyundai Ioniq is no longer on sale in Malaysia, HSDM is not neglecting the upkeep of the hybrid model buyers. The aftersales campaign will run throughout October until the end of November (30/11/2021).

While Nissan in Malaysia shows its support to local artists, Honda Thailand shows its support for the upcoming 2021 Miss Universe Thailand finale. Not only is the all-new FE 2022 Honda Civic the centrepiece at the finale, but the winner of the title will also get to drive home one for free. The 2022 Honda Civic FE was launched in the land of smiles back in August. Thailand is the first of the South East Asian countries to welcome the launch of the latest generation Civic. Also read: From RM 122k

First, let us point out how we define cheap to buy a car - we took the average car cost for the same model (Toyota Corolla) and weighted it against the average annual salary in each country. This gives us the percentage of a country’s average annual salary required to buy a car. All figures were sourced from numbeo.com. Let’s start with Malaysia, according to the source, the average monthly net salary is RM 3,429. Multiply that by 12 for the annual salary and we’ll get RM 41,148. The price of a

** This article is published on WapCar Community. Click the link below to enter the community for car enthusiasts in Malaysia https://www.wapcar.my/forum Basic information about my car 2019 Honda Civic 1.8s Reasons why I bought this car I got married to my wife back in 2018, and as soon as we are married, we are faced with a huge problem. We now own 2 Perodua Myvi. I mean, don't get me wrong, Perodua Myvi is a good car, especially when in town and in tight space and alleys. But, why would you wa