24.02.2025

RWB Collective: A new chapter for Malaysian car culture and announcing Jazeman Jaafar as its new brand ambassador

Discover how the RWB Collective is transforming Malaysia’s car culture with six legendary RWB machines, led by motorsport icon Jazeman Jaafar. Join the revolution at the Malaysia Diecast Expo and Super GT Malaysia.

Words: Motoring Editor

Jazeman Jaafar.

Gentlemen, something extraordinary is brewing in Malaysia's automotive landscape. The RWB Collective has emerged, and it's not just another car club – it's a movement that's about to redefine what automotive culture means in our region.

Picture this: Six legendary RWB machines, each one hand-crafted by the master himself, Akira Nakai, now united under one banner. But this isn't just about collecting beautiful cars. This is about creating something that will make your petrolhead heart skip a beat.

And who better to lead this charge than Jazeman Jaafar? The man who's carved his name into international motorsport isn't just lending his name – he's bringing his soul to this venture. "I am thrilled to embark on this exciting adventure with all of you. Together, we can continue to strengthen our passion for RWB," Jaafar tells us over the purr of a perfectly tuned flat-six.

The Collective isn't wasting any time either. They're staging their first major showcase at the Malaysia Diecast Expo (MDX) at MITEC this May, followed by what promises to be an unforgettable appearance at the Super GT Malaysia event in June. Imagine all six RWB masterpieces, each one a testament to Japanese craftsmanship and Malaysian spirit, lined up under the Sepang sun.

But here's where it gets interesting, gentlemen. For the first time, media partners will get more than just a glimpse of these mechanical masterpieces. They're opening the doors, firing up the engines, and letting the world experience what makes RWB special – from the distinctive growl of the engines to the intoxicating scent of high-octane fuel and leather.

As the official custodians of the RWB brand in Malaysia, the Collective isn't just preserving these automotive works of art – they're creating a legacy. And they're extending an invitation to every RWB owner in Malaysia to join this revolution.

"This is just the beginning," Jazeman says with a knowing smile. "We're not just building a collection; we're crafting experiences that will be talked about for generations."

Gentlemen, the automotive landscape in Malaysia is about to change. The question is: Are you ready to be part of this revolution? Because this isn't just about cars anymore – it's about being part of something bigger, something that's going to reshape our car culture forever.

And if the glint in Jazeman's eye is anything to go by, we're in for one hell of a ride.

Photographer: Raymond Lai

Related posts