Pandupedia
The ownership bible for Malaysian-market cars. Specs, parts, DIY guides, and common issues, all in one place.
Featured models
View all →
Perodua Myvi
2018-Present
The Perodua Myvi is Malaysia's best-selling car, a B-segment hatchback known for its reliability, fuel efficiency, and practicality. The third-generation Myvi (D20N) launched in 2018 with a 1.3L and 1.5L Dual VVT-i engine, offering a comfortable ride with modern safety features including ASA 2.0.
Proton Gen-2
2004-2012
The Proton Gen-2 is the five-door hatchback that introduced Proton's own platform and its own CamPro engine in 2004. It was sold in Malaysia until 2012, with a 2008 facelift that swapped the original S4PH engine for the IAFM and CPS versions. Lotus had a hand in the chassis, so it drives better than its reputation suggests, and the cheap parts and simple layout make it a common first car. This page covers the 1.6 S4PH cars only.
Proton Iriz
2014-2025
The Proton Iriz is a B-segment hatchback that debuted in September 2014 on the P2 platform and stayed in production until September 2025. Proton sold it with 1.3 and 1.6 litre CamPro VVT engines, a Punch CVT across the range and a five-speed manual on the 1.3 Standard only, until the 2022 model year dropped the manual. A fun, safe and cheap city car that Malaysian owners either love for the chassis or avoid for the gearbox.
In progress (5)
These models have pages, but their specs and prices are still being reviewed. Read them as a starting point, not a reference.
Brands
Honda
Japan · Est. 1948
Honda is a Japanese manufacturer known for engineering finesse and refined petrol engines, with the City as a Malaysian favourite.
Perodua
Malaysia · Est. 1993
Perodua (Perusahaan Otomobil Kedua) is Malaysia's second national car maker and best-selling brand, known for economical vehicles on Daihatsu platforms.
Proton
Malaysia · Est. 1983
Proton Holdings Berhad is Malaysia's first national car maker, founded in 1983, known for affordable cars with Lotus-tuned chassis dynamics.
Toyota
Japan · Est. 1937
Toyota is a Japanese manufacturer renowned for reliability and strong resale value, with the Vios a staple of the Malaysian market.