Happenings
Motorist Singapore gave away a brand-new Dongfeng electric car!
Car Guides
The Motorist Guide to driving offences with demerit points
Car News
February 2026 COE Results 2nd Bidding: The COE pony started its Year of the Horse with an anomaly - Cat A costing more than Cat B
Lifestyle
Motormouth: The CNY car is a blessing and a curse
McLaren unveils Artura Spider MCL39 Championship Edition
Motormouth: Dream gal + dream car = dream drive, sure steam
Singapore Government slashes PARF rebates for new cars in a surprise policy move
Performance Motors launches new ‘PML$’ digital rewards – a smarter way to motor with BMW
Car Reviews
mPreview: DENZA B5 – Way More Than Just A Pavement Princess
The Motorist Guide to obtaining an International Driving Permit in Singapore [2026 update]
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
mReview: BYD Sealion 7 Performance – Big Bang For Your Buck
Heading north for Deepavali? Brace for long queues at land checkpoints, says ICA
Eurokars Group opens the new flagship showroom for MG and IM Motors
mReview: Audi A3 Sedan 1.5 – Cheap(er) And Cheerful
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
HMGICS marks its first anniversary of community engagement by announcing a new series of youth-focused partnerships
How can we assist you today?
The Motorist Guide to the COE system
George Russell wins in Singapore in dominant fashion as McLaren clinch the Constructors' Championship
Catching up with Alpine F1 drivers, Pierre Gasly and Franco Colapinto
George Russell qualifies on pole for the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix ahead of Verstappen and Piastri while both Williams get disqualified
Catching up with Williams Racing F1 driver and 2023 Singapore Grand Prix winner, Carlos Sainz
Motorist Car of the Year (mCOTY) 2025 campaign hits the road and aims for the apex
$290k in fines: 3,100 S'pore drivers caught without VEP in Johor
