I am a true-black rocker (black because blue doesn't seem to fit the genre). I wake up to Skid Row's Youth Gone Wild (my alarm ringtone), breath Uncle Tom's Cabin guitar intro when I brush my teeth, and fall asleep to the soothing sound of Cowboys From Hell. Now, being the metalhead that I am, I would like to think the perfect car for me would be something with an aggressive tinge, or something that can easily rock the socks off innocent bystanders as I cruise along in the awesomeness that is my car. As it stands, wants and needs are not something you can easily align. Now, this is where the Honda Jazz comes in, like an angel from up above it descends upon me to bring me over to the Jazz side. Read on for more divinely intervention....
Ask any pickup truck owner to identify the most-liked features in a pickup truck, and 8 out of 10 times you will hear these in the top three; it is big and macho (bigger road presence), it sits soaring high with a commanding view of the road up ahead and it can weather harsh weather conditions.
Our attempt to be cheeky aside, it shall be known that last weekend we got the most powerful pickup from Mitsubishi; The Triton 3.2, a double cab flatbed truck powered with a bigger engine - a DOHC 3.2 liter mated to a single turbo with a high ground lift, and of course, their rally-proven 4WD system. Read the review below for more...
If you are a hardcore internet petrolhead, we're guessing you may have run across the ads by Kah Bintang Auto (distributor of selected Hyundai CKD passenger cars in Malaysia) all over the motoring websites one time too often. Well, we can't make it disappear, nor can we take it anymore but somehow this little heart still wishes google adsense would somehow put a stop to the advertisements.No blood against Kah Bintang but but it's a bit all over the place much similar to the TV ads by tobacco companies in yesteryears. But of course, this opinion was constructed way before we got our hands on the all new, fourth generation 2008 Hyundai Elantra. Things tend to change over time, and change has evidently been really kind to the Hyundai brand. Read the review for more...
There are simply too many cars on the roads these days, and I don’t mean the usual Proton/Perodua oligopoly. If a first glance at the makes of cars lining our roads tells us about the current purchasing power of Malaysians, one would simply think we have moved on quite a bit, or cars have gotten far too cheap.
In troubling and uncertain times such as these, it is always a good idea to fall back on something that time has proven again and again will work no matter what odds are stacked against it. Just like the girl who has fallen in love for the first time confides in her male best friend about her current beau, we instead put our heads on the proverbial shoulders of the BMW 320i. Take a trip down memory lane and find out what love was like for the first time… the BMW 320i way....
A family friend recently acquired the new Honda Accord 2.0, and we told him straight away that it is money well spent. Bear in mind this was before we had a chance to test drive the new Honda Accord 2.0 i-VTEC. After a weekend in the Honda Accord 2.0, we realize that it is still indeed, money well spent.
The new Accord was launched only recently a few months ago but is as abundant as the Proton SAGA BLM. Sales target has been broken, the queue at showrooms are long and on my street alone I can see two Accords lined up outside the garage, while the BLM remains an elusive sight.
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