Revving up today's episode with some automotive news: UMW Toyota Motor Sdn Bhd has launched three new models that are sure to excite car enthusiasts - the GR Corolla, a sporty sedan with a 1.6L turbo engine delivering an impressive 300PS and 400Nm, the Corolla CR Sport, a sporty SUV ready for action, and the GR Yaris, a powerful hatchback with the same thrilling performance! Meanwhile, Volkswagen announced price adjustment for the Touareg R-Line, now priced at RM382,690, featuring a robust 3.0L turbocharged V6 engine with 340PS and advanced safety technologies. Volvo Car Malaysia has also opened bookings for its locally assembled EX30, with prices starting at RM208,888 for the Ultra variant and RM228,888 for the Ultra Twin Performance variant. Also, the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has arrested an individual linked to a bribery probe involving heavy vehicle inspections at Puspakom, highlighting the MACC’s commitment to enforcing laws and maintaining the integrity of Malaysia’s public services.In our discussion segment, the focus is on the recent Volkswagen EV owners data leak. A report revealed that sensitive data from 800,000 electric vehicles was stored on an unsecured Amazon cloud system, raising concerns about consumer trust in Volkswagen. The breach exposed GPS coordinates and battery levels, potentially allowing unauthorized tracking of vehicles - highlighting the issue of data protection in the automotive industry.Finally, Ali, Richard and Daniel shine a light on the often-overlooked Honda Freed as part of their used car guide! Initially met with some skepticism for its boxy design, this versatile MPV has proven to be a practical choice for families. With ample interior space and low maintenance costs, it’s perfect for everything from weekend getaways to daily commutes. Plus, you can find used models starting around just RM28,000! The Freed is ready to accommodate your family adventures—whether it’s packing up for festive “balik kampung” trips or enjo