THE inaugural Malaysia Auto and Lifestyle Festival 2025 (MALF 2025) has wrapped up its three-day run earlier this month. It attracted over 20,000 local and international automotive enthusiasts and featured a showcase of 1,800 vehicles from a wide range of brands.
MALF 2025 also made headlines by setting a new Malaysia Book of Records entry for the “Largest Sports and Classic Cars Gathering in Sepang International Circuit”, with a total of 1,000 cars assembled.
The recognition ceremony, held at Sepang International Circuit, was officiated by MALF organiser Jon Tan and MALF coordinator Datuk Alex Goy, who jointly received the certificate from Malaysia Book of Records operations manager Edwin Yeoh.
