Car loan interest is the cost you pay to a lender for borrowing money to purchase a vehicle. In Malaysia, car loan interest is typically calculated using either a flat rate or a reducing balance method. The flat rate method is more common for hire purchase loans, which are the standard for most car financing … Read more

Bluetooth connectivity in the Perodua Myvi refers to the wireless integration of a mobile device with the vehicle’s infotainment system to facilitate audio streaming and hands-free communication. This technology, classified under short-range wireless communication protocols, operates on the 2.4 GHz frequency and enables drivers to manage calls and media without physically handling their phones, thereby … Read more

Car fuel types in Malaysia refer to the various kinds of fuel available for vehicles, each catering to different engine requirements, efficiency standards, and environmental considerations. The primary options include petrol (RON95 and RON97), diesel (Euro 5), petrol hybrid, diesel hybrid, and electric vehicles (EVs). The Malaysian government regulates fuel subsidies and promotes cleaner energy … Read more

Car transmissions are mechanisms that transfer power from the engine to the wheels, enabling speed variation and control. In Malaysia, drivers encounter multiple transmission types, each with distinct functionalities suited for different driving conditions and preferences. The primary options include manual transmissions (MT), automated manual transmissions (AMT), continuously variable transmissions (CVT), dual-clutch transmissions (DCT), automatic … Read more

Car segments in Malaysia refer to a classification system that groups vehicles based on size, features, price, and target market. These segments help buyers compare cars within the same category, making it easier to assess factors like fuel efficiency, cabin space, and performance. The Malaysian automotive industry follows a widely recognized A-to-F segmentation, with additional … Read more