Stories, Heritage & Lifestyle
Motorsport Month in Malaysia: Double race weekends ignite Sepang this AugustAugust at Sepang International Circuit is shaping up to be exceptionally busy. Over two consecutive weekends, two racing events with starkly contrasting styles will take place back-to-back.
Automotive Aerodynamics: The mechanics of drag reductionWhy does a piece of paper fall slower when it is flat than when it is vertical?
Perodua Kelisa: How an autograph turned the discontinued compact into Malaysia's pridePenang, July 2026. The crew of the upcoming Netflix film The Big Fix was busy filming. Seeking a more local touch, they rented a Perodua Kelisa as a prop car from Raymond Koe, a local used car dealer.
The Story of Kaizen: How Toyota's century-old philosophy lives on from a loom to the GR86There is a reason Toyota cars have long had a reputation for being dependable. It is not just about the engines, the parts or the way they are put together. Much of it comes down to a simple Japanese idea: Kaizen (かいぜん).
Mazda's Gekokujō: Winning on Value, Not VolumeFor years, cars are often judged by what they offer on paper — how much they cost, how much room they have and how well they hold their value. For automakers, the pressure is just as straightforward: sell more cars, gain more market share and keep prices competitive.
Toyota Alphard: The story behind Malaysia's favourite half-million ringgit passenger moverIn Malaysia, a Toyota Alphard commands a price tag of RM548,000. That is enough to buy a BMW 5 Series, plus a Perodua Myvi.
106 years of Mazda: This carmaker didn't always make cars, here's how they startedWho would have thought that Mazda, now renowned for its striking design and often hailed as the "BMW of Japan", actually began life as a cork manufacturer over a century ago?
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.



