Infiniti makes audacious statement at Paris Motor Show

Volkswagen Singapore now offers an even more attractive range of models from Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles. The launch of the Caddy Maxi, together with refreshed versions of the Caddy and Transporter, gives fleet and business owners exciting new options when buying a commercial vehicle.  Recognizing that a fuss-free ownership experience is a top priority for commercial vehicle owners, Volkswagen Singapore has introduced class-leading warranty and service packages. All models now come with a 5-year / 200,000 km (whichever comes first) warranty and, for the launch period, free servicing for up to 5 years and 100,000 km. Customers can also choose to purchase attractively priced servicing packages in advance, if their mileage is expected to exceed 100,000 km in 5 years. These packages are available from only $922.

Hamilton wins at Suzuka! Mercedes snatched another 1-2 this season, with Vettel completing the podium. The race, which started under the safety car, and was red flagged just 2 laps in, was action-packed from the get-go, as strategists and drivers argued about the weather and the tyres; the incoming typhoon made predicting which tyres to be on quite difficult. It was restarted, still under the safety car, as the rain lessened in intensity. At this point, several drivers were asking for the Intermediate tyres, but no one bar McLaren’s Jenson Button actually switched onto them. His gamble paid off, as he gained several places after his stop. Alonso’s Ferrari ground to a halt with electrical gremlins before the safety car even went in, leaving Raikkonen’s F14 T as the sole Works Ferrari. McLaren triggered a chain reaction, which saw everyone except for the Mercedes pit for Intermediate tyres. The Mercs had so much pace, that despite being on the slower tyre, they are still faster than anybody else on the circuit. Rosberg eventually stopped on lap 13 for his first set of Inters, and Hamilton stopped a lap later for his.

Subaru has yesterday announced that the Subaru Levorg has won the ‘Good Design Award 2014’ from the Japan Institute of Design Promotion (JDP). The Subaru Levorg Sports Tourer, recently launched in the domestic Japanese market, was praised by judges for its dynamic form, while managing to maintain Subaru’s typical strengths of good visibility and versatile cargo space. It is the third consecutive year in which Subaru has won the award.