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Shortly after this morning's start with a leaked image, the third-gen 2024 Honda Freed has made its proper debut in Japan earlier today. Two variants are to begin sales in June 2024, which is the regular Freed Air and the crossover-styled Freed Crosstar. Trim variations see the Freed Air getting either 7-seats (2nd and 3rd row benches) or 6-seats (captain seats for row 2), while the Crosstar can have the latter's 6-seat arrangement or a 5-seater one. A wheelchair-friendly variant – which makes i

CAM Malaysia, a brand founded in 2009 by R&A Marketing Sdn Bhd (a subsidiary of the Sendok Group), has launched Malaysia's first automatic diesel van – the CAM Kingo 6AT. CAM's product range encompasses light trucks, vans, minibuses, heavy machinery, and mining trucks. Today’s focus is on the CAM Kingo Series. Just a quick background, the Sendok Group distributes King Long vehicles in Malaysia in collaboration with China's King Long United Automotive Industry Co. Ltd., headquartered in Xiamen. A

Toyota can't keep running away with the Japanese coupe segment, and the upcoming 2025 Honda Prelude might just be the one to disrupt the GR86's flow. New leads from Best Car Web points that Honda's show-stopping concept of the 2023 Japan Mobility Show might be a reality after all, with efforts underway to manufacture the model before purportedly starting sales in 2025; 24 years after the last-gen Prelude was discontinued. Specification and powertrain details haven't been disclosed just yet, but

Some might say it was a little ahead of its time, and people couldn't appreciate the Honda Freed enough when it was in Malaysia for a very brief flicker in time (4 years). 10 years on since it left our shores, a new generation is about to launch in Japan. These are the first few leaked images of the all-new, third-generation 2024 Honda Freed that's set to replace its predecessor that's been around since 2016. This early look affords us a view of the fresh exterior; all rounded and shapely now, w

You're going to have to pause the video here and there, but this is the first proper look at the production-spec BYD Shark, the Chinese carmaker's first-ever pick-up truck ahead of its global debut that's taking place on 14-May 2024 in Mexico. Its 52-second teaser video shows off the Shark in a dark room, but at least there's no camouflage to hide its general design. Up front it looks suspiciously similar to a Ford F150 Raptor – down to the in-your-face BYD script by the grille – and round the b