Peugeot

. . It recently occurred to me that the 3rd car I ever drove since getting a driver’s license is a Peugeot. A 405 SRI to be exact and it was the first conti I’ve driven unassisted (the other two was a Honda Accord and a Nissan Sentra). Surprisingly, I …

. I recall back in 2004 when I first bought the Suzuki Swift, everyone I knew had an opinion about how rich I was in throwing away money buying such a small car. This was a time when the default hatchback choice of Malaysian today, the Perodua MyVi was just …

. Every once in a while, some manufacturers would launch a special edition with a specific goal in mind  (except for Perodua which seem to spawn Alza variants as often as durian varieties). Whether it’s clearing stocks, testing the market or to simply reward fans by giving them a chance …

. New launches are love-hate events for me. On one hand, I love the attention the manufacturers give to the media, the people who they depend on primarily to get word out about the latest offering and goes through a whole lot of effort to ensure that the press leaves …

. . There are quite a number of manufacturers who say that the default vehicle choice of Asians are sedans – I wonder which statistical research do they base this conclusion on but if we are to assume that most Asians favour the practicality of size vs cost, then I …

.   .There’s a new Peugeot Blue Box in town and it’s in Kota Damansara, Petaling Jaya. A Blue Box is essentially a complete 3S center, able to satisfy the needs of customers in the area of sales, service and spare parts.   The new centre, costing RM3million to build …

MPVs have always been somewhat a conundrum for me because I’m probably one of those who love lots of space in a car but having brought up in a small family where it was just my parents, a younger sister and myself, a 4-door sedan was all the space we …