Over the weekend, Honda Malaysia held preview sessions at various showrooms for the upcoming all-new 2022 Honda HR-V, perhaps one of the most highly-anticipated Honda models here. Ahead of its official launch here in Malaysia, let’s dive into the new SUV and see how much more expensive it will be compared to the predecessor model. Also Read: Launching soon in Malaysia, here's all you need to know about the 2022 Honda HR-V For reference, the outgoing RU-generation is priced between RM 104,000 to

Up till a couple of years ago, it was perfectly fine for the Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA) to publish sales breakdown by model, but the newly-enforced Competition Act 2010 forbids MAA from doing so, claiming that it prevents cartel-like behaviour among car manufacturers. As such, some brands like Mercedes-Benz no longer share such data, while BMW only share on a quarterly basis. The list of best-selling models in Malaysia is no longer publicly available, at least not from MAA, but this

A couple of weeks ago, the all-new 2021 Honda HR-V made its global debut in Japan. It will supersede the predecessor model that has been on sale since late-2013. Compared to the model it replaces, the all-new Honda HR-V looks far more imposing, with a prominent front grille flanked by slim LED headlights. It also gets a sleeker-looking rear-end that sees both LED tail lights connected via a light strip. Honda has also revamped the HR-V’s interior, giving its new SUV a free-standing infotainment

If 2020 was characterised by the Proton X50, then the 2021 Perodua Ativa is most likely this year's show stealer. Some may think that they are both very different cars - but in terms of 0-100 km/h times, they may be more similar than initially thought. 0-100 km/h, X50 vs Ativa You may be surprised at how quick the Ativa could be. Japanese media have run the Toyota Raize (our Ativa's base car) through the century sprint, and it did a rather respectable 9.6 seconds. Remember - this is from a 1.0-l

Malaysians have only been enjoying the delights of the 2019 Toyota Vios for a little over year. But the B-segment sedan was launched globally in 2017 and is due for yet another update come 2021. Indian Autos Blog’s digital illustrator got busy to show us their rendering of the facelift. The rendering of the 2021 Toyota Vios is based on the patent images of the 2021 Toyota Yaris that were leaked in May. It even has the Yaris’ LED headlights similar to the hatch in the patent images. Meanwhile, th

(Model | Gallery) The Nissan Almera 2019 is a cheaper alternative to the Honda City and Toyota Vios. It was first introduced in 2012, before receiving a minor nip and tuck in 2015. The updated in 2015 brought along new looks and some cabin improvements. What remain unchanged is the powertrain – the Nissan Almera 2019 gets a 1.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine that does 102 PS and 139 Nm, sent to the front wheels via a 4-speed automatic. Nissan offers two variants of the Nissan Almera 2019 – th