Hyundai Ioniq: When in doubt, double down
Remember 4th June 2008? If you owned or operated a vehicle during that time, chances are that you would’ve been queuing up at a...
A poor man’s guide to luxury
As they say, once a Kotte...when I first spoke with Land Rover Malaysia for this review, my intentions were very different. I had in...
Subaru XV: Taking the road less travelled
It’s easy to choose the path everyone takes, after all, if it works for them, it should work for you. For better or worse,...
Ducati for the people
Taken at face value, the all-new Ducati Scrambler goes against the grain of everything the company has strived for over the past decade. Instead...
Hyundai Sonata: When K-Pop grows up
You would think as the fifth largest manufacturer of passenger cars in the world (after Toyota, Volkswagen, General Motors, Nissan-Renault), Hyundai-Kia would be breathing...
Mazda CX-9 turbo: Jinba Ittai for seven?
A new engine with proprietary technology doesn’t come often for a comparatively modest volume manufacturer such as Mazda, which is why the subject in...
New Toyota Camry: Uncle knows best
Once upon a time, as your family and career expanded, the logical thing to do would be to trade up from the Corolla to...
Mercedes-Benz E250: A modern interpretation of luxury
No matter how ‘luxury’ is being redefined by modern consumers, certain notions such as heritage never change. It certainly helps when you have 130...
All-new Mazda 3: German ambition, Japanese execution
With beauty comes great expectations, so much so that when handed the keys to the four-door Mazda 3 saloon instead of the gorgeous hatchback,...
Infiniti Q60: Making diversity work
Oftentimes, it is not the merits of the product but what the emblem represents that matters. As a premium automaker that sold its first...