James Abdullah
Editor in Chief
James's love for words began with a childhood fascination for hometown newspapers. From a college magazine editor to working at a small publishing house, he adores the Mercedes S-Class, associating its elegance and luxurious interior with his professional aspirations. He firmly believes an editor's mission goes beyond conveying information to guiding readers in thoughtful understanding. James sees each article as a potent force capable of altering perspectives and enriching lives.
Recent Articles
The 5 questions you must know before buying a Suzuki Jimny
Although the Suzuki Jimny JB74 has been on the market for several years, and there are enough social media complaints about its "Death Wobble," cramped space, and weak power to fill an entire manual, the Jimny remains the most outrageously overpriced and backlogged model in the Southeast Asian market.
Buying guideMar 17, 2026
In 2026, how much road tax do Tesla Model 3 and Model Y have to pay?
According to the electric vehicle road tax framework previously announced by the Ministry of Transport (MOT), starting from January 1 this year, all locally registered pure electric vehicles have fully transitioned to the new system based on motor output power (kW) for calculation. For Tesla owners, who dominate the market, how significant an impact will this sudden annual expense have on the cost of ownership?
Car pediaMar 13, 2026
Audi's version of the "G-Wagen" is coming? Developing a rugged 4x4 with the help of the Scout platform
As the wave of hardcore off-road vehicles sweeps across the globe, Audi, which has always upheld the Quattro four-wheel drive legend, seems to be unable to sit still. Recently, Audi CEO Gernot Döllner revealed that the company is considering leveraging resources within the Volkswagen Group—especially the non-load-bearing frame platform from the American Scout Motors—to create a flagship 4x4 with true off-road capabilities. This is not just a raised SUV but one that aims at the territory of the Land Rover Defender and Mercedes-Benz G-Class.
Industry trendsMar 10, 2026
Nissan March vs Suzuki Swift: Which Entry-Level Hatchback Is The Better Buy in 2026?
In the B-Segment hatchback market, no two models have dominated consumer choices over the past decade like the Nissan March and Suzuki Swift. As the automotive industry fully advances toward electrification and efficient power by 2026, the March and Swift have also reached completely different lifecycle crossroads.
Buying guideMar 5, 2026
2026 Nissan March: A Rebirth or the End of the Road for the B-Segment Hatchback?
The Nissan March—famously known as the Micra in Europe—has been a staple of the B-segment hatchback market for years. Since its 2010 debut, the K13 March has won over many Malaysian drivers with its iconic rounded styling, ease of driving, and solid fuel economy.
Industry trendsMar 4, 2026
Recon Crown Easy to Maintain? The Truth About the Most Worrying Part Supply and Repair
UMW Toyota Motor has never officially introduced the Toyota Crown, which is now increasingly common in Malaysia's Recon market. Priced at RM220,000 – RM400,000+, it places itself between mainstream Japanese D-segment cars and German luxury cars, becoming an alternative for owners seeking a "higher-level" sense of quality. However, as a pure Recon/Grey Import model without official warranty, is it easy to maintain in Malaysia?
Car pediaFeb 23, 2026
If the Bugatti La Voiture Noire is driven on the road in Malaysia, how much road tax would need to be paid?
Imagine, if the world's only Bugatti La Voiture Noire appears on the streets of Kuala Lumpur, its road tax would be shocking: RM24,630 per year.
Car pediaFeb 17, 2026
China will ban fully hidden door handles starting from 2027! Must be equipped with mechanical unlocking devices.
Starting from 2027, China will ban fully concealed door handles and mandate the inclusion of mechanical unlocking devices, providing a safety-oriented reference for car purchases in the Malaysian and Thai markets. As these two regions are closely linked to China's supply chain, this may drive local safety standards to follow suit, with designs returning to a "safety-first" approach.
Industry trendsFeb 4, 2026
Toyota is dissatisfied with Daihatsu's e-Smart Hybrid technology: The engine noise is too loud during high-speed operation
Toyota is dissatisfied with Daihatsu's e-Smart Hybrid technology, which provides a low-cost solution for A0-class cars. However, issues with fuel consumption and noise under high-speed conditions do not meet Toyota's THS standards, potentially leading to technological optimizations to balance cost and brand reputation.
Industry trendsFeb 4, 2026
Long Hood is paired with Slender Headlights! Donkervoort P24 RS is Designed for Driving Enthusiasts to Deliver Pure Driving pleasure
A few days ago, the Dutch niche sports car Donkervoort P24 RS, which has just been launched, feels like a force moving against the trend. This family factory, established in 1978, has always adhered to lightweight and mechanical essence, and this latest flagship pushes this philosophy even further.
Industry trendsJan 28, 2026
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