- Features - Hybrid cars are hot in Singapore Rising demand for petrol-electric cars, fuelled by potential cost savings and private-hire firms. - Features - 3 things to know about hybrid cars Besides the savings from lower fuel consumption, their popularity has also been driven by the attractive rebates offered under a… - Features - Surge in diesel cars unlikely to last Measures aimed at reducing diesel usage could curb the growth of such vehicles here. - Features - Fiat 500 stars at the first World Italian Design Day The original 1957 and modern 2007 editions of the Fiat 500 are international icons of Italian automotive design. - Features - Hey good-looking Our legal eagle says that when it comes to a car’s looks, visual aggression is a poor substitute for true… - Features - The traffic chief’s car is a nondescript Toyota Corolla Altis You can easily imagine the Commander of Traffic Police driving a souped-up car with special cool features, but Mr Sam… - Features - Education key to safe riding While enforcement operations and punishments will serve to deter reckless riding, education will help encourage positive behaviour in the long… - Features - Taxi operators must outdo disruptors When newcomers such as Grab and Uber can quickly exceed the commuter satisfaction ratings of established players, like ComfortDelGro, it… - Features - Mercedes-Benz C123 coupe model series introduced in 1977 The two-door version of the W123 saloon offered "optical individuality and visible verve" 40 years ago. - Features - The ST guide to cycling for beginners If you are thinking about picking up cycling or have just started cycling, here are some tips you might find… - Features - Cars have feelings, too Treat your car well, or it will end up mistreating you. - Features - askST: What measures are taken to protect underground MRT stations from flash floods? A Straits Times reader asks how underground stations are protected against flooding. - Features - Rare Toyota Crown makes a regal return The 1972 Crown De Luxe saloon has been reunited with the family of its original owner. - Features - Why the Mazda 2 is an ideal car for the swinging single The 1.5-litre five-door hatchback is a likeable little number from Japan. PreviousNext
