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03 March 2011 - Edaran Tan Chong Motor Sdn Bhd (ETCM), the sole distributor and assembler of Nissan vehicles in Malaysia, is upbeat about growth prospects following the implementation of its long-term business plan. "Despite intense competition in the market place, we've extended our competitive reach by successfully filling the gap in the D-segment (large family car segment) and expanding our regional presence, especially in emerging markets.

01 March 2011 - The Brera can be summed up as the best looking car currently on sale in our markets. Styled by legendary designer Giorgetto Giugiaro, the Brera is definitely one of the most beautiful cars on the road today, and speaking of pedigree, no other premium manufacturers had one so strong than one that bears the serpent badge.

28 February 2011 - At the beginning of the Qatar Motor Show, VW deliberately on display in addition to local consumption habits for the concept car, the also launched a film called "XL1" energy-saving concept car, although the world's most hard-pressed areas of the oil released Energy-saving concept car a little strange, but this car, Dr. Pierre reached a year under the rhetoric issued ─ "launched just 100 km per 1 liter of gasoline vehicles."

27 February 2011 - Toyota has released a new image of the upcoming Toyota Prius MPV, a longer and taller new addition to the Prius family, set to debut at the Detroit Auto Show in January 2011. We don’t know at the moment whether the new Prius family member will have 7-seats or whether it will merely be a “Prius Plus”. The foreign release schedule is estimated in third quarter of 2011.

26 February 2011 - Proton has reported a detriment of RM52 million for Q3 of a 2010/2011 financial year, down from a RM81 million distinction in Q2 of a 2010/2011 financial year. Compared to RM248 million for a same duration of time in a final financial year, this resulted in a reduce distinction before taxation of RM134 million for a initial 9 months of a stream financial year.

25 February 2011 - The Rocketman, debuting at next week's Geneva motor show, should address that most familiar complaint from fans of the original. The first BMW Minis were 12ft 2in long, more than two feet longer than the dinky originals. And this year's Countryman came in at 13ft 5in. This concept is just 11ft 3in long and 4ft 7in high. That's small.