Perodua has announced today that dealers are now accepting bookings for the new 2022 Perodua Myvi (codename D51A), thus confirming earlier reports that a new facelift is due for Malaysia’s No.1 selling car. To be clear, this is not an all-new generation model, but an upgraded version of the current third-generation Perodua Myvi. Also read: Spied: Facelifted 2022 Perodua Myvi spotted, are those LED DRLs? The new 2022 Perodua Myvi’s variants will include the 1.5 litre AV (Advance Variant), 1.5 lit

Proton launched the enhanced 2022 Proton Iriz a few weeks ago. Prices for the new 2022 Proton Iriz start from RM 40,300 and tops out at RM 54,000 (sans SST, valid until 31-December 2021). Question is, what’s the minimum salary you need before you can apply for a loan? How much money do I need to make? For the purpose of this article, we will take the top-spec Iriz 1.6 Active CVT as a reference. This variant is priced at RM 54,000. The monthly repayment for this variant is roughly RM 580 a month,

Perhaps the most notable thing many people noticed about the launch of the 2021 Proton Persona and Proton Iriz facelifts is that there is no manual option for both models anymore. Needless to say, some are up in arms about this. It's pretty clear by now that I am a proponent of the manual transmission, but I am also a proponent of any good transmissions, even if it's a self-shifting one. But I digress. What I'm here to discuss today is, why did Proton jettison the manual variants of the Persona

Last year in June, the government announced a decision to place sales tax (SST) exemption for cars – cut sales tax on CKD cars, while offering 50% sales tax discount for CBU models as part of the Penjana stimulus package. It was supposed to last until 31-December 2020 but in a twist that brought mixed reactions in the local automotive industry, the Ministry of Finance extended the exemption to 30-June 2021. So, if you’re interested to buy a new car, now might be the right time to take advantage

What's that DJ Khaled catchphrase again? "Anotha' one?" He'd be on a roll here if he's covering new cars in Malaysia as we just got a picture of this Proton Iriz wearing a familiar paint scheme. Shared by our friends over at Careta, you'll notice the Iriz is wearing the striking black-and-yellow paintjob of the Proton Saga Anniversary Edition, which was built to commemorate the carmaker's 35th anniversary. Looking at the spied Iriz, the obscured wheels hints at a special design unlike those on t

The Honda Jazz 1.5L CVT is powered by the Earth Dreams Technology 4-cylinder engine, which uses in-cylinder direct injection technology with a compression ratio of 11.5:1. Its maximum output is 118 hp / 6600 rpm and the maximum torque is 155 Nm / 4600 rpm. Honda Jazz's sitting posture is very low, and the seat is also very good. It is undoubtedly good news for driving enthusiasts. Despite this, the view inside the car is still very good, the windshield with large dip angle and the triangular win