Big 18-inch alloy wheels, sports seats, a rear spoiler and other bodykit impart a sporty slant to the Octavia RS. -The Star/ANN
- The Star/Asia News Network
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Review: A frugal Porsche Panamera Is a 3.6-litre V6 engine with a deficit of 100bhp still up to the mark? After all, the Panamera was launched with a 400bhp 4.8-litre lump. -The Star/ANN
Review: Lexus LS430 Such is their efficiency and reliability, there are about 150 units of the 10-year-old LS430 still on the road today. -BT
Review: BMW 520i The BMW 520i has a roomy cabin and is packed with systems, yet the power plant is surprisingly punchy. -BT
Review: Mazda MX-5 The Mazda MX-5 has a distinctive character, driving a fine line between classic and old-fashioned. -BT
Review: Jaguar XF 2.2D Jaguar's most fuel-efficient model covers an impressive 18.5km per litre. -BT
Review: BMW Z4 sDrive28i The Z4 sDrive28i is concrete proof that good things can come in smaller packages. -BT
M's for memory in MPV I know someone who detests MPVs with a vengeance. I don't dislike them but it won't be my vehicle of choice either. Recently I came around that thinking. -AsiaOne
Dial 911 for fast Quick and unique, the remastered Porsche 911 promises to be pure rock 'n' roll on the road. Here's a preview of the test drive that appeared in Torque this month. -Torque
Review: Honda Civic The Civic's usual sportiness has been toned down and replaced by something more grown-up - refinement. -BT
