New

New

New

D-Cup | BMW 520d

Big is good for some… err, we’re talking about engines here. But BMW proves that in reality, a medium- sized turbodiesel with refinement is all you need

Read More

New

Happy Pack | Volkswagen Touran TDI

One of Singapore’s best-selling MPV gets the diesel treatment, but is it VW’s vain effort to fill up as much segment or is it really beneficial for Singaporean drivers?

Read More

New

Wagon Wonder | Audi RS6 Avant 4.0 TFSI

What has plenty of space, loads of power, a lot of presence and the ability keep up with exotic cars double its price? You’re staring at it. Audi’s RS 6 is truly a wonderful piece of machinery.

Read More

New

Triple Treat? | Mazda 3 Sedan 1.5 Deluxe

Mazda’s new 3 is a compelling effort from the Japanese car maker. Neatly styled and well-built, it is just short of a hat-trick by a noisy and leisurely motor. We share more in this review.

Read More

New

Optimal Value | Kia Optima K5

Kia’s Optima K5 mark two came silently with subtle changes; thing is, does it tick all the right boxes as a value-for-money large sedan? (Look away, badge snobs…)

Read More

New

No Brainer | Toyota Corolla Altis 1.6 (A)

Singapore’s highly regarded family sedan now comes in a more stylish body-shell, but can it continue as well as it’s predecessor?

Read More

New

4 The Win | BMW 420i Coupe

If you must have a German coupe for whatever reasons it may be, BMW’s entry-level 4 Series is worth a close look

Read More

New

Filled To The Brim | Volvo V40 Cross Country D2

This jacked-up V40 with a diesel lump proved to be one of the best bargains in our market

Read More

New

Director’s Cut | BMW M135i

We’ve driven the M135i last year and it even made it to Burnpavement’s ‘Surprises of 2013’ list; this time, we sample a kitted M135i. Sound the alarm…

Read More

New

Speedy Utility Vehicle | Audi SQ5 3.0 TFSI

Audi seems to be on a roll, soup-ing up everything in their stable. The Q5 3.0 TFSI we drove earlier is already as fast as anyone would want an SUV to be. Is there really a need for an ‘S?

Read More
Close