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Women more skeptical about autonomous cars than men
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Honda To Produce Vezel (HR-V) In Indonesia Next Year - With 1.8-litre Engine

2015 Kia Sorento – third-gen cabin sketch revealed

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Engineer Dad Got The Same Car For His Kid

Amazing Smart Car Paint Job

Mini Cooper came to Raytech Cheras & installed our best selling premium solar security film package

Red Jaguar with Raytech Solar Security Premium package

JPJ To Open Tender For BMW Number Plates Soon

The Malaysian Road Transport Department (JPJ) has announced that it will soon begin accepting tenders for number plates ranging from BMW 1 to BMW 9999.
The unique Selangor state registeration number will be of particular interest for BMW owners.
Biddings will begin at 8am on 28-August 2014, until 12-pm.  

Automotive Industry Review Issue 007
Highlights of this issue:
1. With General Motors and its 54 recalls costing over USD 2.5 billion, we discuss what the best practices of handling a recall are.
Read about Ford's experience with the Pinto, and understand why recalls are both a legal and a public relations challenge.
We also looked at how Lexus turned a potentially negative news of a recall into an opportunity for the company to demonstrate the company's excellent customer service.
2. Malaysia's car market rose 6.3 per cent in the first half of 2014, but is the market as rosy as headline figures suggest? We delve deeper to find out more.
3. Rising prices of unsubsidised fuel have prompted many Indonesian motorists to switch to cheaper, but lower grade fuel. We speak to several car companies in Indonesia on this matter.
4. Tan Chong International Limited, which owns Motor Image, the importer and distributor of Subaru vehicles in the region, has plans to turn Thailand into its vehicle assembly hub. Read our interview with TCIL's executive director Glenn Tan on the company's plans for the ASEAN region.

BMW Malaysia has just launched the 2014 BMW X3 facelift in two variants – the xDrive20i and xDrive20d, both locally assembled. The petrol xDrive20i is priced at RM328, 800 (OTR without Insurance), while the xDrive20d carries a price tag of RM348, 800 (OTR without Insurance).