New Car Reviews
Kia Niro Hybrid Review: Gentle Bargain
The new Kia Niro Hybrid is more than just a nip and tuck, with a revised engine that puts it back in Category A COE. How does it drive with a less powerful engine?
Gorgeous Giorgio
The Alfa Romeo Stelvio is the brand's first SUV, and the Quadrifoglio is the range-topping variant. Can the 510hp flagship convince us that Alfa is back in the game?
Old School Kicks
Lexus updates the RX350L for MY2020. They made some changes to get the car to handle better, but does it compromise on the comfort that Lexus is so known for?


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The Iconic Drive
The seventh generation BMW 3 Series is an important car for the Bavarian company, as it is seen as the heart of the brand.
Blasphemous Rumours
The last Toyota Supra existed back in the 90s. A golden age, where most Japanese manufacturers had something good for track use in their stables.
Well it is back!
Expansion Plans
With the revising of the VES, the previous 1.0 we tested had fallen out of favourable pricing, no thanks to the additional penalty imposed. However, with that, the Octavia is now sold with a 1.4 litre engine, and with neutral VES banding.
Kia Niro EV (2019) Review: First Mover Gains
The Kia Niro EV banishes all thoughts of range anxiety with class-leading efficiency. Is it the car that first adopters have been waiting for?
Top Ten Hit
The 10th generation Accord was recently unveiled in Singapore, now with a downsized 1.5L turbocharged engine and rakish looks. We take it out for a test drive to see if it's still one of the best Japanese executive saloons in the segment.
Porsche 911 Carrera 4S Review: Iconic ASMR
The iconic 911 represents Porsche’s neck for not reinventing the wheel but to rather keep honing the same halo car over a course of a few generations. Their formula successfully earned them legions of fans, from their air-cooled days; and even after they had “controversially” switched over to water-cooling, the 911 easily retained its cult following.
EDITORS PICKS - 5 Ideal Cars For The Travelling Salesperson
Outdoor salespeople can clock up decent amounts of mileage, so you do not want to be stuck with a less-than-ideal car for its intended use. You’d want a car that is good on fuel, but practical and powerful enough to haul whatever it is you may need to end up hauling around, and here are 5 cars which we think fits that bill to a tee!
Cinco Mas Dos
The newest car in their lineup, is the Tarraco. A 5+2 seater SUV, and their largest, is built within the very same Wolfsburg factory as the related Volkswagen Tiguan (Singapore only has the 5-seater variant) and Skoda Kodiaq
Eighth Masterpiece
The new Rolls-Royce Phantom’s marketing tagline is “Rules Rewritten”. Being the most formal of Rolls-Royce cars and indeed, probably the most formal car out there, Rolls-Royce was keen to loosen the collar a little with this new generation - the 8th of a long and illustrious bloodline.
Midship Frenchship
The revived A110 is produced in the very same factory in Dieppe, France, where the original Alpine cars were once manufactured. Alpine has gone through great lengths to painstakingly style their new sports car, with design elements taken from the original A110 Berlinette, which was introduced back in 1966.
Swede Caroline Pah Pah Paaah!
The attractiveness of the S60 T5 R-Design is that it offers excellent power, handling, comfort, safety features, and brand prestige, and yet, it is very competitively priced compared to other European marques.
EDITORS PICKS - Octavia - The Family Warrior
Many of us do not think it, but when we sit back to look at the wide array of things we tend to accomplish during a typical week; it can really be quite a tall order.
Our days can involve balancing work appointments, fetching the kids to and from school; to even just finding that out-of-the-way location to have ourselves that perfect lunch break.
The 7 Wonder
What makes the BMW 7 Series 740Li a wonderful car is that it can be so many things all at once, many of which are seemingly binary opposites. It is richly luxurious, but yet it offers a delightful sporty drive. It is enormous and imposing, but yet it handles with the grace of a gazelle. It's a car that you'll be just as happy driving or being driven around in.
Eternal Sunshine Of The MINI Kind
There are many good things in life in which you could savour. Happiness can come from the simplest things… the early rays of the sun cresting through the morning clouds. The sense of satisfaction as you run your hands over the smooth texture of Chester Malt Brown Leather… or the tingle in your heart you get from a significant other, or even a former lover. The emotions we experience are but a celebration of life... Intimate and your very own.
Figure Eight
Peugeot’s 3008 and 5008 have gone through a mid-life refresh, and they look just the same. So what’s so different about the same car?
More Than Meets The Eye
The all-new Subaru Forester has been described by Subaru to be a "fully redesigned extraordinary SUV". This fifth-generation Forester is bigger, better, and comes with loads more tech features built-in compared to the previous model.
BMW X1 Reloaded
Munich, Germany - 2 October 2019 - BMW’s X1 has proven to be a hit in our home country, and has now gone through a midlife revamp, or what BMW would officially call a ‘Life Cycle Impulse’ (LCI).
Rolls-Royce Cullinan Review: Towering Glitz
The Cullinan, perhaps like many things worth talking about, is a divisive subject, especially for those who have known the brand for many decades. It is the first SUV to come from Rolls-Royce, although the company is keen to point out that the celebrated British military figure, Lawrence of Arabia, brought armoured Rolls-Royces through rugged war-torn lands more than a century ago. Even if Rolls-Royce has a lineage of producing all-terrain vehicles, it is certainly an unusual sight to see the typical Rolls-Royce features being applied to an SUV shape. It is not unsuccessful, but it is also something that takes getting used to.
Astina Arena
Mazda’s compact sedan certainly stands out among the other mass market brands. The Japanese manufacturer has of-late been on a mission to “upmarket” their range, and the results are impressively promising, especially since Mazda is one of the smaller of the Japanese car companies.
Emotional Content
Bruce Lee once said “Emotional content… not anger”.
In that scene, he was speaking to some young chap, egging on to give him a(n emotional) kick, and I could not help but think that this is what the new CLA is.
Svenskamerikan
Volvo’s mid-tier sedan is back. It is bigger, and definitely looks way better. The Swedish company’s new sedan is also the very first Volvo to be built on American soil, which underscores how important the vast American market is to them.

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