- Features - Motoring utopia is when house and car become one This architect petrolhead's version of motoring utopia is when house and car become one. - Features - This petrolhead finds himself more thrilled by a Hyundai than a McLaren The McLaren Senna doesn't excite this petrolhead like a good hot-hatch can. - Features - This petrolhead wants more cars, but is happy to have just one child When it comes to cars, the more the merrier for this female petrolhead, but when it comes to kids, she… - Features - Tesla Model S versus Hyundai Ioniq Electric in Singapore The practical Hyundai is much more commercially viable in Singapore than the spectacular Tesla. - Features - Electric cars are finally on their way to Singapore Battery-powered cars are going on sale here at last, but some will inexplicably have a warmer reception than others. - Features - Volkswagen and Toyota experiment with boxy, autonomous vehicles Two of the world's biggest automakers are thinking, and riding, outside the box with their latest driverless vehicle concepts. - Features - Renault Sport Clio V6 was the hatchback of Notre-Dame With its deformed bodywork and deranged performance, the 2002 Renault Sport Clio V6 was a memorable monster of a hot… - Features - Driving Mazda cars in the snow was fun! Driving Mazda cars in the soft, white stuff was a blast that left this “winter dancer” wanting more. - Features - Subaru and Suzuki can be as popular as Toyota, Honda and Mazda Singapore's sideliner car brands have the potential to steer out of the shadows cast by the mainstream Japanese automakers which… - Features - Geely of China is serious player on world automotive stage The Chinese company and its leader have made important strides in establishing themselves as serious players on the world automotive… - Features - Peugeot and Ford have emerged from the shadows in recent years French brand Peugeot and American brand Ford have quietly emerged from the shadows in recent years, and they look very… - Features - Toyota is best car brand, but Toyota cars are boring Singapore's most popular Japanese car brand has proven itself over the years, but Toyota cars lack excitement and imagination, and… - Features - The Mitsubishi i was this writer’s “magic bean” This writer pays tribute to the Mitsubishi i, a bean-shaped kei car with a rear-mounted, turbocharged 3-cylinder engine that drove… - Features - LS400 limousine was the first Lexus introduced in 1989 The focal point of Toyota’s move upscale has always been the Lexus LS, the flagship of the Japanese-American luxury division… PreviousNext
