The Dubai Police have some of the most enviable vehicles in the world, namely a BMW i8, a Porsche 918 Spyder, a Ferrari FF, a Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4, Aston Martin One-77, and a Bugatti Veyron (insane!).
Automologist LING is of an age when her friends are popping out babies, which led her to question about kids’ safety in cars.
Good manners is something to be observed in all parts of our lives: table manners, starting at a young age; social manners, like treating others with respect, being nice, saying your hellos and goodbyes; we have school manners, whereby students follow certain rules, wear proper attire, etc; office manners are important as well—people in an organization respecting one another and getting the job done.
If the recent sales by BMW Malaysia are anything to go by, we know the games have just begun. With over 4,500 CKD Hybrids sold here in Malaysia, it not only makes these guys the numero uno among ASEAN countries, but also fifth worldwide. Now, that’s a pretty awesome feat considering the size of our population. In fact, worldwide sales for the first three quarters of 2017 surpassed the whole total of 2016.
Choosing between ride-hailing and owning your own car is like choosing between an apple and an orange for your health—one is no better than the other. Both offer different benefits to the end-user. There are many and more arguments brought forward by the exponents of both sides. And in recent years, with the rise of ride-hailing apps, the debate has gotten louder.
In a typical brash stroke of a legislature’s pen, the good folks of Singapore will be forbidden from purchasing a new car in the Island Republic—well, at least from February 2018 until 2021—in a bid to ease the alleged chronic traffic and to stop the island from being overrun with vehicles. Singapore already was one of the most difficult and expensive places on earth to own a car, with a typical four-door sedan costing more than four times as much as an equivalent model in the US of A, but now the car-hating republic has gone one step further.