Menu drop down in Drupal 7 I just started to learn and to develop a Drupal 7 site; therefore, I don't know Drupal very well.
How can I create the menu used in these two sites, http://www.honda.com.my/ and
http://www.toyota.com.my/index.html?
There is three sides to the question.

One is to make dropdown multi-columns menu, also called mega menu. The Superfish module should provides that. But I'm sure there are others.

The second is to have pictures associated with the menu entries. One solution is to use pictures associated to the pages linked from the menu. If all the pages are nodes, this can be done by using a file (or media) field. Another solution is to use picture associated to taxonomy terms. And to use these terms as categories for the pages (through classic term-node association or any other solution). To get the picture for a menu entry, simply get the image for the term associated with its page.

Instead of looking for the pictures of menu entries when building the menu, which could be query intensive, I would rather use a custom menu callback to deliver the picture of a menu entry. The menu callback takes a single argument, the menu path, and ends by issuing a redirect (ie. drupal_goto()) to the picture to use. Off course, use an image style to resize the pictures to fit in the menu.

The third question is to automatically generate a menu from the products list (nodes). I'm not sure this is actually wanted. The menu in Drupal are dynamic and can be edited at any time by users with the right permissions. On creation a node can be placed in a menu. If automatic menu are needed, custom code may be needed. The Auto Menu provides this feature even if it has not been ported to Drupal 7. The Taxonomy Menu produces menu from taxonomy hierarchies, so if product are terms this can work too. If coding is an issue, the Rules menu can provide the necessary tools to implement any custom menu entry creation logic. The solution really depends on the actual site structure.

Off course, you can also bypass the menu system and produces your menu using Views or custom code, but it means you will end up with a full-custom solution which won't be able to re-use any existing module, or even code snippets, targeted at normal Drupal menu.