New Car Reviews
Mazda 3 Hatchback 2.0 Review: Mazda's magic number
We're pretty sure it will be the next volume seller. After all, it already has a strong fanbase and willing upgraders anticipating its arrival. But what's so good about the 3? Raymond delves into it, while The Ed gives his take on the sedan - yeap, we tested both...
Skoda Superb 3.6 FSI V6 Review: Czech mate
A bigger engine usually means one thing - more driving fun. But is that so, in the case of the Skoda Superb V6? Well, read what CK has to say about this spacious sedan that's undercutting others in its segment...
Volvo C30 2.0 Review: On four now
Everyone knows the svelte 3-door hatch from Volvo. And we all know why it didn't really make it big here - an engine capacity that's too big for our audience. Now with a 2.0-litre engine mated to Volvo's twin-clutch Powershift, can it shift (no pun intended) sales here?


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Perodua Kenari EZ AERO Review: Feeling hot, hot, hot...
It's a square, a cube, and a block. We spent a week with the Perodua Kenari mini-MPV to find its true appeal.
Chevrolet Captiva 2.0 AT VCDi Turbo Diesel Review: The other side of the coin
We decided to feature a diesel SUV this month for a change. So how will it fair in the hands of our lads The Ed, Jeremy and our new contributor Colin? Read on and see how they respectively react to Chevrolet's Captiva Diesel...
Chevrolet Cruze LT 1.8 Review: Cruisin' along fine...
The Optra has shown its age, and it's time for it to be replaced. Meet the Chevrolet Cruze - the new promising sedan that will show its competitors a good run for their money. The Ed samples it in Shanghai...
Citroen C5 Comfort 2.0 Review: The real deal
Citroen brought in the "entry-level" variant of its C5 executive sedan to hopefully garner buyer's interest away from the usual Japanese suspects. But knowing our market trend, can it work in their favour, or is it just a vain effort?
Toyota Vios 1.5 E Review: Vaya con Vios*
It's been a year since we last drove the Toyota Vios - one of Singapore's most popular cars because of it's fuel sippin' nature. This time around, we got our hands on the manual version to see how it stacks up.
Alfa Romeo Mito 1.4 Turbo Review: The Italian's job
Alfa Romeo has been awfully quiet in the hatch segment, but with this new MiTo, they hope to return with a bang and capture the heart and soul of hot-hatch fans. With those charming looks, it shouldn't be that hard...
Volkswagen Golf Sport 1.4 TSI Review: A new golf course, indeed
Can a 5-door hatchback with a 160bhp twincharged powerplant win the hearts of practical-minded family men? That's a task for Volkswagen's Mark 6 Golf...
Audi Q5 2.0 TFSI Quattro Review: Tell me when will you be mine?
We were impressed with its capability during the overseas drive, but in local context, can the Q5 impress the discerning bunch in search of their perfect SUV? Jeremy gives you his side of the story...
Honda Odyssey 2.4 EXV Premium Review: More than meets the eye
The Honda Odyssey is probably one of the most loved MPVs around - well, just look at the sheer number running on our roads. Now into its fourth generation, can it keep the popularity tag?
Ford Fiesta 1.4 5 D Review: Life is a fiesta
Ford's new Fiesta is now available for interested drivers here, and besides the stylish exterior, we're surprised with its good level of agility and on-road dynamics.
Toyota Hilux Double Cab Turbo Review: Guerilla's choice
You think it's just an ordinary pick-up that should be kept to the left most lane? Unfortunately for most car drivers, the Toyota Hilux is more than that - it's practical, fun to drive and we just love it. Read on to find out why...
Proton Saga 1.3 Review: In the right direction
This is a well-conceived car that's unfortunately underrated here in our market. Light years ahead of its predecessor, Proton's new Saga has all the right quality to compete in the small sedan segment. Question is, how can it appeal badge-conscious Singaporeans?
Hyundai Sonata 2.0 GLS Review: Summer sonata
Ok, so we've been seeing so many of them plying our roads as cabs. But why should the Hyundai Sonata be shunned when it provides good value motoring for buyers who want a big car without the big price tag? The recent facelift somehow freshens things up too...
BMW 7 Series Sedan 750Li Review: Eighth wonder
If the Bangle 7 Series didn't invigorate you one bit, then the latest one should strike you deep at just how sophisticated but strong its silhouette is. Setting its sight firmly on the S 500 L and LS 600h L, is there enough arsenal to attract the limo-loving towkays?
Audi Q5 2.0 TFSI Quattro Review: Worth the Q-ueue
The Ed and Jeremy flew up to Malaysia for the regional launch of Audi's latest take on the SUV market, the Q5. They had the oppurtunity to drive it over a number of conditions to really test its mettle. So how did it fair then? Find out their first impression...
Lexus RX 350 Moonroof Review: To be, or not to be...
Lexus returns to the charts with their new RX350, and it looks all set to be the best-selling luxury SUV like its predecessor. But can it do so, given the competitors that's all out to give a good run for their money?
Skoda Superb Simply Superb 1.8 TSI Review: One good effort
Call it a lesser Volkswagen all you want, but a Skoda won't be unfazed by that statement. Why should they, considering the good cars churned out by them? Point is, Skoda should be appreciated for providing teutonic quality, without the premium. Especially this new Superb...
Nissan Elgrand Highway Star 2.5 Review: El-grande
And so you're in the market for one of those luxury people-carrier. You could go the PI route and settle for the Toyota Alphard. But if you're looking the official-channel way, there's now Nissan's Elgrand to consider...and it's equally huge inside too.
BMW 7 Series Sedan 740i Review: Clubbing high in the 7s
BMW's 740i is all set to trounce its competition, and have a firm hold as a leader in its segment. But with its slightly higher price tag, what sets it apart?
Toyota Fortuner 2.7 Review: The ranch hand
After being in our market for quite some time, the Fortuner finally receives some refreshing updates. Although not as pop as its Altis sibling, those seeking versatility with macho exterior - without having to pay a hefty price tag - could heave a sigh of relief...
Opel Corsa OPC 1.6 Review: Germanic chuckles
Not everyone can agree with the idea of a hot-hatch, and that should explain why it's slowly dying here. In its attempt to revive this almost-forgotten genre, Opel decided to introduce the Corsa OPC - and boy, is that thing a bucket load of fun!

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