To be launched tomorrow (20/3/23) All-new platform and transmission ADAS as standard This is not the launch of the all-new (AC100) 2023 Toyota Vios in Malaysia just yet (happening tomorrow, 20-March 2023 at 8:30 pm), which means final prices have yet to be released. However, we now have the complete specifications of the 2023 Toyota Vios. Let’s get right down to business. As revealed in a previous announcement, there will be two variants of the 2023 Toyota Vios – 1.5E and 1.5G. Also read: All-ne

Regardless if you’re an enthusiast or the casual everyday driver, everyone appreciates comfort. And for under RM 150k, there’s no other car more comfortable than the Toyota Corolla Altis. You might be asking, what about SUVs? Well, as we’ve explained this in an earlier article - like for like, a sedan is more comfortable than an SUV. It’s simply physics, SUVs have higher centre of gravity, which means the driver as well as the passengers are seated further away from the pivot point of the car. T

Hyundai-Sime Darby Motors (HSDM) is offering an exclusive aftersales deal for Hyundai Ioniq owners. Starting 1-October-2021, Ioniq owners will get up to 25 percent discount on spare parts and 10 percent more on labour charges. They will also be entitled to a free 20-point inspection. Although the Hyundai Ioniq is no longer on sale in Malaysia, HSDM is not neglecting the upkeep of the hybrid model buyers. The aftersales campaign will run throughout October until the end of November (30/11/2021).

It has been 35 years since the debut of the Proton Saga to the world. It was Proton’s first car and the name still stands today. Back in November 2020, an image of a stitched “R3 limited edition” logo was leaked hinting it a possible R3 car – either the Proton Iriz R3 or the Proton Saga R3. In celebration of 35 years of the Proton Saga, there was a limited run of the Proton Saga Anniversary Edition. The response was overwhelming as all 1,100 units of the car were sold out in 5 days. The Proton S

** This article is published on WapCar Community. Click the link below to enter the community for car enthusiasts in Malaysia https://www.wapcar.my/forum Basic information about my car Honda Civic FC 1.8 2017 Reasons why I bought this car To replace my problematic Kia Forte 2.0 (2012). I needed a car I can get around quickly and has to fit my family comfortably. Not yet reach the uncle/taukeh stage so a C-segment car will do. Probably my next car will be a D-segment car. Car Selection Process I

Like many of us, you probably like to window-shop for cool stuff you can do to your car...before you've even had it. And with the all-new 2020 Honda City and 2020 Nissan Almera being so hotly-discussed right now, who can blame you? Seeing as Thailand has got both models before us, they've had a go at spicing up these B-segment cars. Take a look, and let us know which one is your pick! 2020 Honda City RS by NK Garage Carbon-fibre looks good, and carbon-fibre makes a good-looking car look better.