Bentley Bentayga V8 is a British “great eight”
The Bentley Bentayga is an uber-luxurious British SUV that now has a twin-turbocharged 4-litre 8-cylinder that delivers a stonking 550hp and 770Nm.
Porsche Panamera Turbo S E-Hybrid Sport Turismo has space and searing pace
The flagship Panamera Sport Turismo model from Porsche is a sports car, luxurious estate and high-tech hybrid all rolled into one handsome package.
Ferrari Portofino is the Prancing Horse portal
The Ferrari Portofino is more powerful and refined than the California T, making it an even more compelling gateway model to the Ferrari world.
Geely of China is serious player on world automotive stage
The Chinese company and its leader have made important strides in establishing themselves as serious players on the world automotive stage.
Peugeot and Ford have emerged from the shadows in recent years
French brand Peugeot and American brand Ford have quietly emerged from the shadows in recent years, and they look very interesting indeed.
Toyota is best car brand, but Toyota cars are boring
Singapore's most popular Japanese car brand has proven itself over the years, but Toyota cars lack excitement and imagination, and do not rank very high in fun quotient.
The Mitsubishi i was this writer’s “magic bean”
This writer pays tribute to the Mitsubishi i, a bean-shaped kei car with a rear-mounted, turbocharged 3-cylinder engine that drove the rear wheels.
Mercedes-Benz S320L takes on the BMW 740Li and Lexus LS350
We drove the Mercedes-Benz S320L, BMW 740Li and Lexus LS350. Now, which of these luxurious 6-cylinder limousines best caters to the towkay who loves to drive and be driven?
LS400 limousine was the first Lexus introduced in 1989
The focal point of Toyota’s move upscale has always been the Lexus LS, the flagship of the Japanese-American luxury division since 1989.
The car maketh the man, and you are what you drive
This woman-at-the-wheel wonders: Are you what you drive? In any case, the car may maketh the man, but the columnist Lynn Tan is her own woman who isn't defined by the car she drives.