Alfa-holic father and son
IBM executive Terry Smagh shares his father's love of Alfa Romeos.
Inchcape sending expats to downsized Singapore office
London-based car distributor tight-lipped about staff moves.
Sales of off-peak cars more than doubles
Motorists in Singapore bought more than twice as many off-peak cars last year than in 2015.
Keeping the taxi business viable
The stiff competition from private-hire businesses is forcing taxi companies to take a hard look at the overhead costs that make driving untenable for some of their cabbies.
Go-Ahead up to speed after bumpy start
It now has more than the 700 drivers it was looking to hire and is ready to launch a new route in April.
Can I use “Sport” mode to improve fuel economy?
A Straits Times reader asks if it's really possible to use his car's "Sport" mode to reduce his fuel consumption.
Hyundai Ioniq review
The new Hyundai Ioniq could have been cheaper if not for its long list of features.
LTA impounds e-scooter after user caught riding with child on road
A woman who rode a personal mobility device (PMD) with her child on the road has had it impounded.
Taxi supply awaits demand for taxis on the road
drivers must do all they can to improve service standards to attract the elusive passenger.
Flexi-rental scheme from ComfortDelGro a hit with its cabbies
More than 1000 cabbies from ComfortDelGro have opted for a new flexi-rental programme to help lighten the burden of paying their full rental fees daily.