The prospect of hailing a flying ride-share in the not-too-distant future has moved a few steps closer after Uber signed a deal with the National Aeronautical and Space Agency (aka NASA) to provide the technology to make the cars city-friendly by 2020.
BMW describe this as a “thermal event”, so I suppose the nice men with the hose are in fact thermal reduction experts undertaking a thermal drenching operation…This particular fire, though, was a rather new i3, which is not covered by the recall.
Daihatsu is known for its small easy-to-use vehicles with sturdy engines; they are actually popular vehicles. I remember we used to have a Daihatsu Charade and it was extremely nippy and my mum had no issue with parking. We used it for practically anything and everything, including taking our two huge German Shepherds to the vet!
From teenagers off to college to senior folks heading on a coffee jaunt, the Myvi is likely the car that brings them there. Owning a Myvi is a no brainer—it’s akin to having an umbrella in our tropical weather. Many households have a Myvi as a primary car or secondary vehicle. You yourself would likely have driven one. The point is, the Myvi is a car for Malaysians.
Automologist MAC’s car had a run-in with a terrible parker, hence this latest compilation from him…
Everything Porsche does is seamless, from design to driving experience. In line with this, Sime Darby Performance Auto (SDPA) has created a financial package so that you can effortlessly own your dream machine. This programme was introduced when the Porsche 911 GT3 was launched a couple of days ago, providing flexible terms as well as lower monthly repayments.