Toyota Corolla Altis 1.8L (9th Gen Corolla, 2001-2006). Brad Pitt once appeared on the Corolla Altis TVC.

Apart from that, this is a safe C-segment saloon which should suit daily drivers well. Reliable and durable as a Toyota should be. Has traction control.

source of power for the Wish is the acquainted and common 1.8-litre VVT-i four-cylinder device that energies a wide variety of Toyota designs, including the now inoperative Celica and MR-S, and the Corolla Altis 1.8 to name a few. When it come to the Wish, the engine pumps out 132bhp at 5,000 revoltions per minute with peak torque of 170Nm provided at 4,200 revoltions per minute, making the engine a rather peaky unit.

The Toyota Corolla Altis is here to open doors to new life experiences. From its groundbreaking sporty design to its enhanced dynamic capabilities, it's all come together perfectly for your next bold step forward.

With dynamic design that makes the Corolla Altis a bold statement in your life.Refined touches on the insides allow you to travel in perfect comfort.

Proton Inspira 1.8L Manual (2010-11). A C-segment saloon with a manual stick. Who says we have forgotten about manual lovers? This is also one of Proton's best models to date, if only because it's mostly a Mitsubishi Lancer with a different badge.

No we're not being mean, we're just stating a fact. Great ride and handling, and comfortable as well. Good modding platform. It's a manual!!! Forget it if the roads you travel is a usually a slow-moving car park, manuals are a pain in jams.

Mazda 3 1.6L (1st Gen, 2004-2009). Another C-segment saloon/hatchback which can be considered from Japan.

Thanks to Mazda's “Zoom-Zoom” philosophy, this is a fun car to own. Good ride and handling, reliable.

BMW Brake Disc. Powerstop Extreme Performance EBR419XPR Front Brake Disc, Cross-drilled and Slotted design, Silver Zinc Plated disc finish, 2-Wheel Set. Powerstop Extreme Performance Cross-Drilled and Slotted Brake Disc. High carbon concentration means better heat dissipation and overall temperature stability.

Makes braking in slippery or wet conditions more predictable. Eliminates steering wheel shake/pulsing. Rust resistant silver zinc-plated finish. Perfect for track, off-road, rally use and also daily drivers.

Our pick for the best brake fluid is the Motul Dot 4 100 Percent Synthetic Racing Brake Fluid. While it's slightly pricier than other brands, it improves pedal feel, protects against water penetration, and increases performance for both daily drivers and racers.

Finally, a high-performance Toyota Corolla. Papadakis Racing has built a Corolla to compete in Formula DRIFT Pro.

Vehicles using Motegi Racing MR133 wheels and Nexen N'Fera SUR4G tires. The shirt, body kit is also designed from the collaboration of Papadakis Racing and Jon Sibal as well as TRD.

Ford Focus Mk2 (2005-2010). The world's best-selling car apart of the Toyota Corolla is one of the most underrated cars in Malaysia.

If possible try to get the TDCi (diesel) version, it's a diamond in the rough, a real gem with awesome fuel-consumption. Great value, great ride and handling. Parts may hard to source and pricey, 4-speed automatic gearbox to propel a 2.0L engine is disappointing.

Car Tyres Compared. Bob Jane Car Tyres.

For Bob Jane tyres, we headed to none other than Bob Jane for a tyre quote using the size of 205/65/15 – the most common tyre size on Aussie roads. Expect this tyre size to come on popular, small passenger cars such as the Toyota Corolla.