Isuzu Malaysia has launched a new entry variant to its 2025 Isuzu D-Max range, the Isuzu D-Max Low-Ride 4x2 MT. The new variant has a Double-Cab body, but curiously, it’s priced less than the Single Cab 4x4 MT variant, because, as its Low-Ride name suggests, this variant loses the 4x4 Single Cab’s Part-Time 4WD. The Low-Ride 4x2 MT variant starts from RM 92,199, while the Single Cab 4x4 starts from RM 100,949. Without 4x4, the 4x2 D-Max swaps rough road/water-wading capabilities for easier cargo

Hans

Jan 15, 2025

“Alphard killer” was one of the comments remarked about the Denza D9 during its launch livestream in China. There is no mistaking the similarities in design the D9 shares with the Toyota Alphard but instead of criticisms of its “copycat” design, there were mostly praises and optimism during its unveiling. The biggest challenger for the D9 in China, however, was not the perennial Toyota luxury mobile bread box. It was domestic rivals such as the GAC M8 and the Buick GL8 which were the best-seller

CY Foong

Jan 15, 2025

Typical test drives offered by car companies at dealerships rarely teach you much about the car. Yes, you get to see it up close and take it all in, but with roughly five minutes behind the wheel, it’s hard to truly understand how great—or not—a car can be. Recognizing that this doesn’t do justice to their vehicles, Peugeot Malaysia has revolutionized the test drive experience with the new Peugeot Weekender Experience. This year-long campaign allows customers to enjoy up to three days of extende

Arvind

Jan 15, 2025

Owning a car that’s both practical for family life and thrilling for spirited Sunday drives feels like chasing an oxymoron. Cars, much like life, often demand compromises. Your once sleek two-door coupé might have been already traded for an SUV, just as your Puma racing shoes have likely been replaced with cushy New Balance trainers for weekend grocery runs. But every now and then, a car comes along that almost convinces you it can truly be the best of all worlds. Surprisingly, it’s not some fir

Arvind

Jan 15, 2025

Lotus Cars Malaysia welcomes 2025 on the back of strong sales performance last year, with the company selling over 200 units in Malaysia in 2024. The carmaker revealed that it sold over 200 units in total, with the bulk of it being the Eletre battery-electric SUV, followed by the Emira and Emeya sports cars. Data from the Road Transport Department (JPJ) lists 214 Eletres sold from January-December 2024, and 20 Emiras in the same period. 8 Emeyas also found new homes last year. It's a huge bump u

Sanjay

Jan 14, 2025