2019 Isuzu D-MAX 1.9L 4x2 MT Low-Ride

The wheel sizes of the Proton X70 vary depending on different vehicle configurations. The entry-level models come with 17-inch wheels as standard, paired with 225/65 R17 tires. On the other hand, the high - end models are upgraded to 18-inch wheels and use 225/60 R18 tires. This design not only enhances the visual effect but also takes into account driving stability. For Malaysian consumers, when choosing the wheel size, they need to consider the local road conditions. Although larger wheels look more sporty, the thinner tire sidewalls may affect the adaptability to rough roads. Meanwhile, smaller wheels paired with tires of a higher aspect ratio can provide a more comfortable shock - absorption effect. It's worth noting that the wheel size also affects fuel consumption and replacement costs. It is recommended that car owners refer to the maintenance suggestions in the official manual. If they need to modify the wheels, they should choose wheels that meet JWL or VIA certification to ensure safety. At the same time, they should pay attention to the possible changes in the warranty terms after modification.

As a popular SUV model in the Malaysian market, the equipment of the Perodua Ativa varies by version. Some high-end models come with a tire repair kit as standard from the factory instead of a traditional spare tire, while some versions offer a space-saving temporary spare tire. This design is aimed at optimizing the interior space of the vehicle and reducing its weight. Owners can confirm the specific configuration by referring to the user manual or checking the storage compartment under the trunk floor. If planning a long-distance trip, it is advisable to know the locations of nearby Perodua service centers in advance. It has become a trend for modern cars to gradually replace spare tires with tire sealants or run-flat tire technologies. These solutions can quickly handle minor tire punctures, but professional rescue is still required in case of tire sidewall damage or a blowout. Perodua has an extensive after-sales network across Malaysia. Owners can also purchase an original spare tire kit. It is recommended to choose the most suitable solution according to actual driving needs. At the same time, regularly check the tire condition and tire pressure to ensure driving safety.

As an American muscle car, the Dodge Charger is beloved by car enthusiasts for its powerful performance and sporty appearance. However, Malaysian family users need to comprehensively consider its practicality. This model offers a spacious five-seat layout and a relatively large trunk space (about 467 liters), which meets the family's cargo-carrying needs. Yet, the relatively stiff suspension tuning may affect long-distance comfort. Moreover, with the 3.6L V6 or 5.7L HEMI V8 engine, its fuel economy is just average in the Malaysian fuel-price environment. It's worth noting that its all-wheel-drive version can handle slippery roads during the rainy season. However, as an imported vehicle, its maintenance cost may be higher than that of locally assembled models. If a family values driving pleasure more and has a sufficient budget, the Charger is a good choice. But if fuel efficiency and maintenance convenience are the top priorities, Japanese or Korean sedans in the same class may be more suitable for Malaysian road conditions. It is recommended that potential buyers experience the rear-seat space and suspension performance in person and compare the differences in warranty terms between parallel-imported and official-channel vehicles.

The durability of the 2017 INFINITI Q60 depends on various factors, including daily maintenance, driving habits, and road conditions. Generally speaking, if the vehicle is regularly maintained and used properly, it can reach a mileage of 200,000 to 300,000 kilometers or even more. As a high - end brand under Nissan, INFINITI models are usually known for their reliable engines and transmissions. The Q60 is equipped with a 3.0 - liter V6 twin - turbocharged engine and a 7 - speed automatic transmission, which perform well in terms of technical maturity and can offer a long service life. In Malaysia, due to the hot and rainy climate, it is recommended that car owners pay special attention to the maintenance of the cooling system and electrical components. At the same time, they should regularly change the engine oil and filters to avoid additional wear and tear on the vehicle caused by the high - temperature and high - humidity environment. In addition, choosing original or high - quality replacement parts can also significantly extend the vehicle's lifespan. For consumers who want to buy a used Q60, it is advisable to check the vehicle's maintenance records and actual condition to ensure there are no major accidents or excessive wear. All in all, the 2017 INFINITI Q60 can be a durable and stable - performing luxury coupe under good maintenance.

The McLaren 720S was launched in 2017. This supercar has attracted widespread attention in Malaysia and global automotive markets with its outstanding performance and innovative design.

The Tesla Model 3's weight varies depending on the configuration. The Rear-Wheel Drive Standard Range tips the scales at around 1,612 kg, while the Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive versions come in closer to 1,847 kg. Most of that heft comes down to the high-density battery pack and the reinforced body structure – a combo that boosts range while keeping crash safety in check. For Malaysian drivers, understanding an EV's weight matters for daily use. A heavier body might take a small toll on efficiency, but it definitely helps with high-speed stability. And let's not forget the extra weight from the battery thermal management system – crucial here with our hot weather, but it adds to the overall mass. EVs generally weigh about 30% more than their gas-powered counterparts, thanks to those big batteries replacing engines and fuel tanks. But Tesla's done a solid job balancing things out with aluminum in the Model 3's body to keep weight in check. Here in Malaysia, with our frequent rain, that added weight can actually be a plus – better grip on wet roads. Just make sure you keep an eye on the suspension and get it checked regularly, since it’s carrying that extra load day in and day out.

As one of the most popular entry-level models in Malaysia, the Perodua Axia offers a reliable and cost-effective overall performance. However, some owners have reported a few common issues. For example, the 1.0L engine in the early models may lack a bit of power when overtaking at high speeds. It's ideal for city commuting, but you might need some time to get used to it during long-distance drives. The CVT transmission may have a slight jerky feeling at low speeds, but recent models have improved this issue through software upgrades. The interior is mainly made of hard plastics, which is in line with its price range. There's still room for improvement in the sound insulation, especially during rainy days or high-speed driving. It's worth noting that the Axia has excellent fuel economy (the official data shows 21 km/L), low maintenance costs, and an abundant supply of spare parts. Its lightweight body makes it suitable for narrow roads, but it's recommended to avoid overloading to maintain the lifespan of the suspension system. The 2023 new model comes standard with the ASA 3.0 Advanced Safety Assist system (including pre-collision warning and pedal misoperation control), providing more comprehensive active safety features compared to models in the same class. It's advisable for potential buyers to test-drive different-year versions according to their own needs and give priority to used cars still within the original factory warranty to reduce the risk of repairs. This car is particularly suitable for novice drivers on a tight budget or as a second family car for daily use.

The top speed of the Bugatti Veyron varies due to the specific model and configuration. Generally, its top speed can reach about 400 kilometers per hour. However, under the road conditions and traffic regulations in Malaysia, it is almost impossible to achieve such top speed. The local road design and traffic rules are implemented mainly to ensure safety and maintain normal traffic order, rather than to support vehicles to reach such top speed.

The body width of the Honda Jazz is 1,694 millimeters. This dimension is considered moderate among the common city compact cars in Malaysia. It can ensure that the interior lateral space is sufficient for three adults to sit comfortably, and at the same time, it can also flexibly maneuver through the narrow streets of Kuala Lumpur or the old shopping mall parking lots. As a global strategic model of Honda, the compact body design of the Jazz is particularly suitable for the winding mountain roads and congested urban roads in Malaysia. The MM concept (minimizing the mechanical space and maximizing the interior space) it adopts enables the 1,694-millimeter body width to achieve a class - leading interior space utilization rate. The magic seats in the rear can be folded in multiple combinations, which is very practical when carrying large items such as potted plants or durians. It's worth noting that when purchasing a compact car in Malaysia, besides paying attention to the body width, you should also take note of the overall width data when the rear - view mirrors are unfolded. This is especially important for the local road conditions where motorcycles often shuttle through. The electric folding rear - view mirror function of the Jazz can handle this situation very well.

The latest model of the Porsche Cayenne (the mid-cycle facelift of the third generation) made its global debut at the Shanghai Auto Show in April 2023 and was gradually launched in the global market in the second half of the same year. The Malaysian market usually introduces new models within 3 to 6 months after the global debut. It is expected to be officially launched in Malaysia by the end of 2023 or early 2024. The specific date awaits an official announcement from Porsche Malaysia. The new Cayenne has undergone a comprehensive upgrade in terms of exterior, interior, and technological features. It comes with a new LED headlight set, a digital cockpit (a 12.6-inch curved instrument panel and a 12.3-inch central control screen), and an optimized plug-in hybrid system (with the combined power increased to 470 horsepower). At the same time, it retains the classic V6 and V8 powertrain options, balancing performance and fuel efficiency. For Malaysian consumers, the introduction of this luxury SUV will maintain its competitiveness in the high-performance SUV market. The local price is expected to range from RM800,000 to RM1.5 million due to import duties and configuration differences. It is recommended to follow the official website of Porsche Malaysia or authorized dealers for test drive and reservation information. Moreover, given Malaysia's hot and rainy climate, the optional heat-insulating glass and air suspension system can significantly enhance driving comfort.