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The train ride between KL Sentral and KLIA/KLIA2 is set to cost more come January 1. Express Rail Link (ERL), the operator of the rail service, has announced that its fares will be increased for […]
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2016 Subaru XV facelift launched in Bangkok, M’sian debut set for January 2016, RM130k tentative price tag
Motor Image has officially launched the new Subaru XV at the 2015 Thailand Motor Expo. The updated crossover makes its debut in the ASEAN region after initially being unveiled at the recent Tokyo Motor Show. […]
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Lexus LX 570 introduced in Malaysia – RM924k
So here it is, the big one – for its final model introduction of the year, Lexus Malaysia has brought out the previously-teased cannon that is the LX 570. It’s the first time that the […]
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Proton not competing on a level-playing field; gov’t encourages the sale of imported cars instead – Tun M
At a press conference at the Proton Design Competition 2015 prize-giving ceremony earlier today, Proton chairman Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad spoke of his disappointment at the government for not providing a level playing field for […]
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Malaysia vehicles sales data for October 2015 by brand
Vehicle sales data for the month of October 2015 has finally been announced by the Malaysian Automotive Association and it looks like a positive month for the industry as we approach the year’s end. October’s […]
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Proton Design Competition 2015 – winners revealed!
Proton has announced all the winners of the Proton Design Competition 2015 – the Category 1 contest was won by a group of three students (Najwa binti Abdul Aziz, 16, Muhammad Arif Fadhli bin Ishak, […]
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Honda Malaysia Racing Team wins Sepang 1,000 km
The Honda Malaysia Racing Team (HMRT) emerged as overall winners in the Sepang 1,000 km (S1K) race last weekend, when its Honda City (Car 27) finished the 181-lap endurance race a full lap ahead of […]
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SPAD revamps bus network to cut down wait times
The Land Public Transport Commission (SPAD) is giving the Klang Valley’s stage bus network a revamp, The Sun reports. The Bus Network Revamp (BNR), which kicks off today, will see the narrowing down of the […]
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South Korea signals its KL-Singapore HSR intent
As bidding continues for the KL-Singapore high-speed rail (HSR) project, South Korea has signalled its intent to be involved in it with the creation of a showroom to highlight its HSR prowess and technology. The […]
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Ride-sharing services like Uber, GrabCar not our scope, cannot ban apps that are not illegal – MCMC
The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) is not the agency to regulate land transportation apps like Uber and GrabCar, the Malay Mail reports. Deputy minister of communications and multimedia, Datuk Jailani Johari told the […]
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PLUS makes no comment on 5% toll hike in 2016
Following news that it could raise its toll rates next year by up to 5%, PLUS is neither refuting or confirming the claims. According to the Malay Mail, a spokesperson for the highway oncessionaire was […]
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Dec 2015 fuel prices: RON 95 cheaper by 10 sen
Fuel prices for the month of December 2015 have been announced, with the government confirming a 10 sen reduction for RON 95 petrol, while RON 97 and diesel prices will remain unchanged from the previous […]
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MBPJ to bar traffic offenders from renewing road tax?
Have outstanding summonses in Petaling Jaya? You’d better get them settled quickly, as from March next year, traffic offenders who fail to do so will be barred by the Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) from […]
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PLUS allowed to raise toll rates starting next year – 5% hike every three years until 2038
It appears that PLUS Expressway’s holding out against the recent widespread toll rate increases may only be short-lived, as the highway concessionnaire has been allowed to raise prices by as much as 5% next year […]
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No increase in Mazda pricing, Berjaya Auto reiterates
Back in October, it was reported that Berjaya Auto said it would not be raising the prices of Mazda cars despite the ringgit’s slide against foreign currencies. This remains very much the case going into […]