2017 Infiniti Q60 2.0t

Perodua is not owned by Toyota. Perodua is a local automobile brand in Malaysia and holds a certain position and influence in the Malaysian automotive market. Its products are economical and practical, suitable for local road conditions and consumer needs.

Both the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y have their own advantages. The Model 3 has a more compact body and excellent handling, making it suitable for urban commuting with relatively low energy consumption. The Model Y has more space, especially in terms of trunk volume, to meet the needs of family travel, and it provides a more expansive view. In Malaysia, if you often use in the city by yourself or with one other person, and you value the driving experience and economy, the Model 3 is a good choice. If you often travel with your family and have higher space requirements, the Model Y is more suitable. However, the final decision depends on your personal preference and usage scenario.

Nissan Kicks has performed well in international safety tests. Although it hasn't officially participated in the ASEAN NCAP crash test in the Southeast Asian market, referring to its 5-star rating in the Latin NCAP test in 2018 (the standard version is equipped with 2 airbags) and the "Good" grade it received in some items of the North American IIHS test, it's obvious that it performs well in driving safety. However, for the models in Malaysia, attention should be paid to the specific configuration differences. The local version comes standard with 6 airbags, a Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC) system, a Hill Start Assist (HSA) system, and a Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS). The passive safety structure adopts the Zone Body high-rigidity vehicle body design. If you have higher safety requirements, it is recommended to choose the high - end version equipped with an Intelligent Emergency Braking (IEB) system and a Blind Spot Warning (BSW) system. Compared with its Japanese competitors in the same class, the safety performance of the Kicks is above average, especially outstanding in low - speed urban protection. Nevertheless, it is still advisable to check the specific safety report of the Malaysian version or have a test drive before purchasing the vehicle.

The Mazda 3 Hatchback in Malaysia is commonly available in three trim levels: the base, mid, and high variants. The base version comes with essential comfort and safety features. The mid-level variant adds more premium features such as a high-quality audio system and leather seats for added comfort. The high-spec version offers additional advanced technology and safety features, including adaptive cruise control, blind-spot monitoring, and more. However, the specific configurations and naming conventions may vary depending on the local market and sales strategies.

The XPENG G6 is now available in Malaysia. On August 27, 2024, Bermaz Xpeng Sdn Bhd, the exclusive distributor of XPENG in Malaysia, officially launched the G6 model. Currently, two variants are offered: the 580 Pro priced at RM165,820 and the 755 Pro priced at RM185,820.

The common body colors for the Perodua Ativa include white, black, silver, red, and blue, among others. However, the specific color options may vary depending on the sales region and production batch.

The Perodua Ativa belongs to the B-segment cars, with a length of 4,065 mm, a width of 1,710 mm, a height of 1,635 mm, and a wheelbase of 2,525 mm. Thanks to this dimensional design, the interior layout is quite reasonable. Whether for the front - row or rear - row passengers, such dimensions can provide relatively comfortable headroom and legroom, meeting the needs of daily commuting and family use. Its minimum ground clearance is 200 mm, which means it has a certain degree of passability. When facing roads with not - so - good conditions, such as slightly bumpy roads or small potholes, it can better avoid chassis scratches and ensure the normal operation of the vehicle. Knowing these dimensional details can assist consumers in making a decision when purchasing a car. They can determine whether this model suits their usage scenarios based on their actual needs.

The latest model of the Perodua Alza was officially launched in the Malaysian market on July 20, 2022. This highly anticipated seven - seater MPV quickly became a popular choice among local family users after its release. As an important model under the Perodua brand, the new - generation Alza is built on the DNGA platform. It is equipped with a 1.5L Dual VVT - i engine, with a maximum power of 106 horsepower and a peak torque of 138 Nm. It offers options of a 5 - speed manual or a CVT transmission. This model stands out in terms of safety features. It comes standard with the Perodua Smart Drive Assist system, which includes functions such as automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning, and adaptive cruise control. Notably, the new Alza also shows a significant improvement in fuel economy. The officially announced fuel consumption is 5.8 liters per 100 kilometers, which is an important consideration for Malaysian users who often travel with their whole families. Apart from its practical functions, the Alza also features a modern interior design and a rich array of technological configurations. For example, it has a 9 - inch touchscreen infotainment system that supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, enabling this economy - class MPV to meet users' needs for a technological experience.

As a luxury mid - large sedan, the BMW 5 Series performs quite comprehensively in the family car usage scenarios in Malaysia. Its spacious rear - seat space and the wheelbase of over 2.9 meters in the standard wheelbase version can provide a comfortable riding experience for the whole family. The trunk volume of 520 liters is large enough to accommodate a baby stroller or travel luggage. The standard - equipped driving assistance systems of this car, such as automatic emergency braking and lane - keeping function, are very helpful for family travel safety. The 2.0T turbocharged engine offered in the Malaysian market (245 horsepower in the 530i model) strikes a balance between power and fuel economy. Paired with an 8 - speed automatic transmission, the urban fuel consumption is about 8 - 9L/100km. It's worth mentioning that the 5 Series has achieved a five - star rating in the ASEAN NCAP crash test, and ISOFIX interfaces for child safety seats are standard across the entire range. In view of the rainy climate in Malaysia, the DSC dynamic stability control system equipped on all models and the optional xDrive all - wheel - drive system can improve the handling on slippery roads. Among its peers, its maintenance cycle is relatively reasonable. BMW Malaysia officially recommends maintenance every 12 months or 10,000 kilometers. However, it should be noted that the cost of original parts for luxury brands is higher than that of ordinary brands. If the budget allows, the 530e plug - in hybrid version can also enjoy the import tax exemption policy for PHEV models from the Malaysian government. Nevertheless, one needs to weigh the trunk space occupied by the battery pack.

The noise insulation performance of the Dodge Charger depends on the specific model and configuration. Generally speaking, the base version equipped with a V6 engine has a moderate noise control under normal driving conditions. The sound - proof materials inside the car can effectively filter out most of the road noise and wind noise. However, high - performance versions such as the Charger SRT or Hellcat have a more obvious exhaust sound during acceleration due to their large - displacement V8 engines and sporty tuning, which are more suitable for users who pursue driving excitement. For Malaysian consumers, the local hot climate may affect tire noise. It is recommended to choose high - end models equipped with active noise cancellation technology or upgraded sound - proof glass to improve quietness. It's worth noting that American muscle cars like the Charger are not originally designed for ultimate quietness but rather to balance performance and comfort. If you have higher requirements for noise insulation, you can consider installing third - party sound - proof materials or choosing the luxury packages provided by the original factory. Among vehicles in the same class, different brands have different tuning concepts for NVH (Noise, Vibration, Harshness). German cars usually pay more attention to high - speed quietness, while Japanese cars focus on sound insulation under low - speed urban driving conditions. Consumers should make a trade - off based on their own needs.