Meet the first Million Dollar Japanese Collectors Car
Sotheby’s has set a new world record for the most valuable single owner auction in history when they sold off the Pinnacle Collection of cars recently.
This is a Game Changer!
The UK government has started trials of a brand new road surface that charges your car as you drive.
Thousands of imported vehicles damaged in Tianjin blast
Automakers scrambled to assess damage to their cars and facilities after massive explosions tore through the industrial area at the port city of Tianjin, where most auto vehicles enter/exit the country.
Go Granny Go!
Whoever said that women and old people can’t drive has been proven wrong by Shirley Veine. Shirley isn’t your average lady – she’s 82 and drives like a speed demon.
The Causeway War continues
It was just about a year ago that ‘frenemies’ Singapore and Malaysia got into a tiff when the Republic raised Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) fares for cars entering the island. The raising of fee from SG$20 to SG$35 per day for foreign-registered cars and the quadrupling of fee for goods vehicles, from SG$10 to SG$40, caused the Malaysian transport authority to respond by proposing an entry fee for Singapore cars entering Malaysian soil. (see: Singapore Raises Vehicle Entry Permit; Malaysia Reacts).
Car sales in Indonesia keep falling
With only 43 cars per 1,000 people in Indonesia, automakers have had their eyes on Indonesia as a key emerging market in Asia Pacific. But lack of consumer confidence, high lending rates and inflation meant that sales have fallen short of expectations.