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Proton X70 vs Proton X50: Same 1.5L four-pot turbo, why spend the extra RM 20k?Proton's SUV lineup features two key players: the X50 and the X70. Separated by just a single digit in their names, their prices differ by nearly RM20,000. Many buyers find themselves pacing back and forth in the showroom, looking at the X50 on one side and the X70 on the other, struggling to make a decision.
Perodua Myvi vs Perodua Axia: How much hatchback do you actually need?On 3 August, Perodua did something that caught the attention of many prospective car buyers. The entire Axia range received a significant price cut, with the entry-level 1.0G slashed from RM38,600 to RM33,900 – a drop of RM4,700. In the 2026 new car market, this price point makes it one of the most affordable brand-new cars you can buy.
2026 Chery Tiggo 9: Is This RM 166k Flagship 7-Seater the Ultimate Family SUV?Chery's new flagship seven-seat SUV, the Tiggo 9, has officially launched in Malaysia. As the brand's first true flagship model in the local market, the Tiggo 9 not only expands Chery's SUV lineup but also enters the D-segment SUV category with an aggressive price tag and an extensive list of premium features.
2026 Mazda CX-30 price in Malaysia: From RM 129k, which variant offers the best value?In Malaysia's crossover SUV segment, the Mazda CX-30 has carved out a niche as a premium SUV, thanks to its high-quality Japanese craftsmanship and Mazda's signature Jinba-Ittai driving philosophy, which emphasises a natural connection between driver and car.
Jetour Dashing from RM 109,800: C-Segment Luxury on a B-Segment Budget?In Malaysia's highly competitive SUV market, buyers often face a dilemma: with a budget of just over RM 100,000 (around RM 110k), they are usually limited to smaller B-segment models. To get a spacious C-segment vehicle suitable for family road trips, the budget has to stretch significantly.
Chery Tiggo 7 Pro in Malaysia: A Rising Star in the C-Segment SUV Market, Priced from RM 123,250The Chery Tiggo 7 Pro has undoubtedly shaken up the balance between price and equipment in Malaysia's SUV market. For buyers who are still weighing up their options, does it really offer the value for money that many people claim? Here's a closer look at its pricing, key highlights and after-sales support.
Proton e.MAS: What Makes It the Most Dependable EV Choice for Malaysians?In today's flourishing electric vehicle (EV) market, many car buyers find themselves bouncing back and forth between trying something new and expressing deep-seated concerns.
Toyota Estima retrospective: Dissecting the generations of a Malaysian MPV legendOn the roads of Malaysia, one vehicle's presence has never faded with time: the Toyota Estima.
All-New 2026 Mazda CX-5: Exploring the Three Core EvolutionsFor Mazda enthusiasts in Malaysia, the CX-5 has always been synonymous with handling finesse and a premium cabin feel. However, as segment rivals have rolled out their newer models, the limitations of the current-generation CX-5 in terms of rear cabin space and technology features have become increasingly apparent.
Mazda CX-60 price in Malaysia: Is the 3.3L MHEV worth the RM 50k premium over the 2.5L variant?With the Mazda CX-60 3.3L Mild Hybrid (MHEV) variant officially launching at KLIMS 2026 at RM 252,872, Mazda has now fully covered the "Large Product" lineup in Malaysia, spanning from the entry-level RM 200,510 to the high-end flagship performance segment.
Perodua QV-E Price Dropped: From RM 63,499, Outright Purchase or BaaS Battery Subscription?Following Perodua's recent price adjustment for its first all-electric vehicle, the QV-E, coupled with a limited-time promotion valid until 30 September, the question of "Should I go for an outright purchase or Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS)?" has become the most heated topic of discussion among prospective EV buyers in Malaysia.




