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‘Hot’ Fiesta Launched!

Ford bolts a turbo on a Fiesta and turns it into a Euro-hatch killer. Let’s hope it makes its way here!

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Porsche’s 918 To Enter Production In Q3 2013!

Porsche’s new sports car is super high tech, so high in fact, the amount of technology matches the price!

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Hot Korean Model Rivals The British And Germans

Kia’s Provo Concept is set to be serious contender in the compact car category. MINI, watch out!

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Ultra Rare Aventador-Based Supercar Launched!

Lamborghini builds the insane Veneno to celebrate its 50th anniversary.

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Beetle: Now With Added Poke

VW Singapore bolsters the Beetle range with a more powerful 1.4 TSI twincharged engine that packs 160 bhp.

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All-New Mercedes A-Class Launch

The previous Mercedes A-class was an innovative exercise in compact packaging and practicality, but suffered from ungainly looks and the results of the infamous Elk Test. Will the new one redeem it?

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The New LaFerrari – LaAwesome, Or ‘Come On lah’?

Years of planning, research, testing and teasing have led to this. The War of the Hypercars is upon us and Ferrari wades into battle with the biggest arsenal. It’s gonna be an exciting year ahead…

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Spyker Returns With The B6 Venator Concept

Spyker is back with a vengeance as it announces its first new model in over 3 years, and it has the Porsche 911 in its sight.

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Private Preview Of The All New Maserati Quattroporte

Maserati’s all new Quattroporte received a warm welcome by the media recently at a private preview held by Hong Seh Motors, distributors for the italian marque.

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Mazda Launches The New Sexy 6!

The Mazda TAKERI and SHINARI (sounds like sushi) concept cars were great. The actual car while not as wild, is certainly a worthy interpretation. But will it sell as well as its predecessors?

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