The 2023 Honda City facelift was just revealed earlier this month, reloading its ammo to take on the 2023 Toyota Vios (AC100). If you’re deciding between the two B-segment sedans, drop by for a test drive this weekend at the Carlist Drive Auto Fair in Setia Alam. As always with this duo, the choice comes down to individual preferences. The updated City boasts a fresh appearance and a wealth of features, whereas the Vios seems to offer excellent value within both the sub-RM 90k and sub-RM 100k pr

It’s that time of the year again where we hand out awards for your favourite car. This time around, WapCar is partnering with Carlist for the People’s Choice Award and you, our dear reader, get the chance to vote for your favourite cars of the year. On top of that, you’ll stand a chance to win some cool prizes. There’s a total of 18 categories and 67 nominees in total, making it too long for all nominees to be mentioned here. For this article, we’re looking at B-segment model priced between RM 6

Pre-facelift had a drivetrain as close to a Passat "GTI" as we'll get Overall one of the better handling cars in its segment Well specced across the range Traditionally the stronghold of the Japanese, the Volkswagen Passat B8 is often portrayed as the left-field choice in the executive D-segment but has the chops to not just give its eastern competition a run for their money, it can literally leave them trailing behind with its punchy performance and well-deserved continental comfort levels. Whi

Japan to get Civic Hatchback e:HEV Hybrid in July Second market after Europe to get the hatchback design Malaysia will stick to the sedan version instead As part of Honda’s global ambitions to electrify their entire line-up, the brand-new 2022 Honda Civic e:HEV Hybrid is gradually finding its way across the globe. The electrified Civic made its debut simultaneously as a sedan in Thailand and as a hatchback in Europe a month ago. Also Read: The hybrid sedan Malaysia needs: 2022 Honda Civic FE e:H

With news of the Volkswagen Vento finally discontinued in Malaysia out of the way, let’s move on to a scoop on its potential replacement. A Volkswagen Virtus in left-hand drive has been spotted by the Indian media very recently, so does this mean that the Virtus is a go for our market? Well, it’s not exactly a straightforward answer because this particular Virtus is most likely used as a test mule by Volkswagen India. There will be some differences between the Indian-spec Virtus from the rest of

Toyota’s small cars family will be next in line to benefit from Toyota’s much vaunted TNGA platform. Short for Toyota New Global Architecture, the all-new TNGA platform has been the key reason why recent Toyota models like C-HR, Camry, and Corolla have been grabbing the title of best-in-class handling away from Mazda. Currently, there are three variations of Toyota’s TNGA platform (actually there are four if you include the Lexus LS’ GA-L). GA-C was the first of the TNGA platform series introduc