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Sanjay

Jul 24, 2024

Meeting one’s heroes usually leads to disappointment as sometimes what they appear may not turn out as you expected. This applies to many supercars that graced our bedroom walls and desktop wallpapers which looked cool but are an absolute chore to handle. Some might argue that few can afford the likes of a Lamborghini, Ferrari, Bugatti, or Pagani and these fantasy cars are simply out there to bewilder people with their looks and visceral noises. Still, you might feel sorely disappointed with the

CY Foong

Jul 24, 2024

Honda Malaysia reached a significant milestone today by delivering the 170,000th Civic and the 150,000th HR-V in Malaysia. A special car handover ceremony was held at Honda Botanic Auto Mall Sdn. Bhd. to commemorate this achievement with the new owners of these models. Honda Malaysia Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Mr. Hironobu Yoshimura expressed gratitude to customers for their continued support and trust in the Honda brand. The Civic, now in its 11th generation, has been the Non

Sanjay

Jul 24, 2024

Mazda has filed a trademark application for a new logo, found on the Japanese trademark site Chizai Watch. Although Mazda has not officially unveiled the new logo, its discovery on the trademark site suggests that a rebranding effort is underway. The new Mazda logo is a two-dimensional, black-and-white design that maintains the iconic winged "M" but removes the previous texture and depth. This shift aligns Mazda with other brands that have recently simplified their logos to create cleaner, more

Shaun

Jul 24, 2024

Malaysia’s new car market is heading towards a difficult period, and sales are slowing faster than official figures suggest. The topline figures by the Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA) may show a 7% increase in sales in the first half of 2024, to 390,296 units, but most of the heavy lifting were done by just two brands – Perodua, which grew 17% (169,849 units), and Honda, which grew 16% (over 39,200 units). Putting aside low-base effect of low-volume brands like Tesla and BYD (4,368 units,

Hans

Jul 24, 2024