Toyota Corolla Altis 2020 News

• Half a century and 563k km later, this first-gen 1969 KE10 Toyota Corolla will retire to a museum

  After 53 years of being a reliable mode of transport for 77-year old Asada Shogo, this 1969 Toyota Corolla will soon retire to the Toyota City Museum. The one-owner Toyota Corolla was purchased by Shogo-san back in 1969, who spent 2 full years’ salary on the car. The KE10 Corolla was also there with Shogo-san when he started dating, met his future wife Mitsuko, and even ferrying their baby daughter back from the hospital. Also Read: The Toyota Corolla Cross isn’t the only special Corolla, meet i

  Eric

  06.09.2022

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• Toyota Corolla Altis vs Honda Civic: Who should buy which?

  It is no secret that in the past half a decade, demand for C-segment sedans have dwindled significantly. Where the Toyota Corolla Altis and Honda Civic used to rule the roost, now they battle for scraps left by SUV contenders. Today, we compare the range-toppers of each model, the Toyota Corolla Altis 1.8G (RM 134,505) and the Honda Civic 1.5 TC-P (RM 134,661) to see, which one is better suited to carrying out daily duties and ferrying your family. If you were reading this expecting to find out

  Jason

  23.05.2021

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• Listen to this hydrogen-burning engine driven Toyota Corolla race car vroom by

  Toyota will be entering a Corolla Sport (Corolla hatchback) race car powered by a hydrogen-burning combustion engine in a 24-hour endurance race competition in Japan. This is to prove to the world that traditional internal combustion engines (ICE) can still exist in an age of electrified tech. Toyota has produced a hydrogen fuel cell-powered car in the form of the Toyota Mirai, but never a car powered by a hydrogen-burning engine. The team registered to take part in the race is called ORC Rookie

  CY Foong

  28.04.2021

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• A Honda Civic holds 2x better value than a Fluence? Which C-segment sedan is the resale value king?

  Let's face it. Unless your car is a rare piece of machinery, it will depreciate. This is why, for many people, resale value is as important for car buyers as the cost of maintenance. While there are some myths about resale value that are pretty much busted, there is still a prevailing perception that some buyers won’t choose certain brands because of how bad their resale value is. Trade in User's Car Form For this article, we’ll be taking a look at a few notable C-segment sedans including the Ho

  CY Foong

  31.03.2021

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• What are the all-time top selling cars ever sold in the world?

  It is always exciting to welcome the arrival of a whole new model, but we often neglect the classics that shaped the brand by outselling all its competitors and becoming the best-selling cars in history. Here are the 5 top selling cars in the world. According to Automotive News Europe’s statistics, the top selling car model of all time since its launch is the Toyota Corolla. Launched in 1966, the Corolla has since sold more than 45 million cars in the world. Second in the ranking is the Ford F-S

  Jerrica

  25.03.2020

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• Closer Look: All-new 2019 Toyota Corolla Altis in Malaysia

  (Model | Gallery) UMW Toyota Motor (UMWT) has just launched the all-new 12th-generation Toyota Corolla Altis. There are two trims available – the 1.8E and 1.8G priced at RM 128,888 and RM 136,888 respectively. The all-new Corolla Altis rides on the Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) platform that adopts a double wishbone set up for the rear suspension. Our colleague, Hans, had a first taste of the Corolla Altis and was very impressed by the car’s ride and handling. Perhaps the only criticism

  Adrian Chia

  16.10.2019

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