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Swedish Sleekness

By Andy Leuterio | September 10, 2008 - 12:00am

The thing about cars is they tend to stereotype the owner. Expedition owners have this image of being rich, devil-may-care gas guzzlers; Picanto owners of being parsimonious, brand-indifferent types; and CR-V owners...

Motoring

Road Safety — a Global Concern

By Rey Gamboa | July 5, 2006 - 12:00am

One of the many issues that we saw tackled extensively during the 2006 Challenge Bibendum held recently in Paris, France was ‘road safety’. It was actually one of the three major concerns addressed during...

Motoring

Challenge Bibendum paves the way for the future

By Rey Gamboa | June 21, 2006 - 12:00am

Can you imagine how mobility would be 75 years from now? How people and products would be transported from one place to another? As most experts predict fossil fuel may either be all pumped out or just so darn expensive...

Motoring

Just got back from "Gay Paris"

By Rey Gamboa | June 14, 2006 - 12:00am

By the time The STAR hits the stands today we would be at the Grand Plaza Park Hotel in Singapore for an overnight layover still fast asleep after a long flight from Europe. The trip, hosted by Michelin, is for...

Motoring