I feel like a rant coming on. I am getting completely fed-up with big government issuing directives that petrol power is coming to an end and we are all facing a future of insipid electric-powered driving. Well, who the heck are they to tell us, the consumer, what we want ten years before we want it?
Automologist LING spends more time looking for her car than she’d like to admit. Just recently, after saying goodbye to my friend whom I had dinner with at a mall, she texted me awhile later to check if I had…
Today marks the end of an era. The moment finally arrived as the very last car to be manufactured in Australia will roll off the production line. This is not some ordinary factory closure for the legion of fans that plan to park outside the gates of the Adelaide factory. This is the end of a glorious era of overpowered Aussie-style muscle cars, designed by Australians to meet the rugged and extreme conditions of the Australian continent.
Do you know how AWESOME Malaysian drivers are? Automologist ROS is proud to be one.
Porsche has always been about making cars fast yet elegant, engineered marvelously AND easy to drive just about anywhere. Porsche now wants us to get a feel of its cars and how it blends in with our lives.
The sharing economy is booming across the world and shaking up traditional industries. There’s Uber’s ride-sharing in transport and AirBnB in hotel and Spotify in music; from offices to bicycles, there are share options to be had. But thus far, the market for car-sharing remains in what can only be described as an embryonic state.