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It wasn’t too long ago that one needs a proper set of suit and tie to host a keynote presentation to customers and other stakeholders. But with the advent of young creative yet highly valuable companies, its not surprising to see a CEO stepping on stage attired in T-shirt and …

NAZA KIA MALAYSIA, the official distributor of KIA vehicles in Malaysia, introduces a new variant SUV Two-Wheel Drive, the Sportage 2WD. For those who followed kensomuse since its inception back in 2012, the Sportage was the second media unit entrusted to us for review. Last year, the Sportage Facelift was …

Korean cars have suffered the stigma of being undesirable, unreliable, fuel thirsty and generally as functional as used sanitary pads. And it’s a universal joke shared across the globe and is a general consensus even among Malaysians. This changed with the introduction of the Forte back in 2009 where it’s …

. The Kia Optima K5 has played a significant role in the development of kensomuse. Back in April 2012 when kensomuse was about a month old, Nazakia ran a contest in conjunction asking the public if the K5 was truly “Ahead of it’s class”. An article about the K5 was …

. They say that all good things come in small packages; be it an exquisite diamond ring, a pair of rare pearl earrings or a watch masterpiece and while they’re all nice gifts to receive, one would usually think twice if one has to fork out one’s own money to …

. Malaysians are a difficult crowd to please when it comes to deciding the perfect car. Everyone seems to have an opinion about it and getting a general consensus where you other half, their extended family, your extended family, your friends, colleagues and bosses and all their pets to all …

. It wasn’t too long ago that anyone suggesting to you that a Korean car can be desirable would be labeled insane. And if that someone tells you that not only is it desirable, it would outsell the Toyota Altis and dethrone the Honda Civic as the best selling non-national …