Car Reviews
mReview: JMEV ELIGHT – The New King Of Value?
Car News
December 2025 COE Results 1st Bidding: The COE monster wanted to clear its annual leave, but was interrupted by the mostly downward price movements in the second-last COE bidding exercise of this year
mReview: MINI Countryman C – Good Things Come In MINI Packages
Shop for a used car with Motorist to win NTUC vouchers
mReview: Audi Q5 Sportback quattro – An Evolution Of Audi's Best-selling SUV
Car Guides
[2025 Update] Traffic offences in Singapore that carry demerit points & composition fines
November 2025 COE Results 2nd Bidding: The COE monster roared at the November rain and crawled upwards, along with premiums for all the Categories except Cat A, which went down by a token $1k
mReview: BYD Sealion 6 DM-i – The Best Of Both Worlds
October 2025 COE Results 1st Bidding: The COE street circuit ran its own “F1 Singapore Grand Prix”, with Cat A racing to another record and Cat B speeding past $140k
mReview: BYD Sealion 7 Performance – Big Bang For Your Buck
9 Iconic JDM Cars That All Petrolheads Should Know
Win a trip to Taipei when you spend and service at Performance Motors
COE open bidding dates for 2024
The Motorist Guide to getting an LTA access code for motor dealers and relevant service providers to assist with your car transaction
Motorist Car of the Year (mCOTY) 2025 campaign hits the road and aims for the apex
[2025 Update] The Motorist Guide to parking offences in Singapore – LTA, HDB, URA
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mPreview: NIO Firefly – Winging Its Way Into The Electric Supermini Segment
April 2025 COE Results 2nd Bidding: No surprise moves from the COE party on Nomination Day, but $99.5k Category A hit its highest level since November 2024
[2024 Update] Important things to note about the LTA log card for vehicles
ERP rates revised at ten gantry locations from 24 November 2025
April 2025 COE Results 1st Bidding: The COE snake mostly crept up after its three-week break, with Category A hitting its highest point so far this year
The world's fastest car is now the Yangwang U9 Xtreme, with a top speed of 496.22km/h and nearly 3,000hp
Singapore drivers can pay S$39 to collect their VEP tags at Woodlands VEP information counter from 18 September
October 2025 COE Results 2nd Bidding: Scarier than Halloween is the COE monster, whose supernatural quota premiums for cars crept down in this round but were still frighteningly high
