If you don't remember these cars on the road, you are probably still too young to drive - the venerable Crown Comfort Taxi was a staple on our roads!
Taxis will stay for as long as ride-hailing platforms continue to exist.
Driving when sleep-deprived is much more hazardous than you think, and it sure isn't worth risking lives doing it.
Amidst the COE supply drought, changes to car taxes, and an increasing shift towards EVs, we take a look at how car brands have performed in H1 2023.
Switching to an electric car gives you a smoother, emission-free drive that ultimately benefits both the driver and the environment.
In this three-part series, Sgcarmart explores early EVs that promised much, but then never materialised. In Part 3: A taxi predating ComfortDelgro's BYD e6s.
Prior to 2013, Cat A COE did not have a power limit. These are the cars that make well over 130bhp and are still eligible for a Cat A COE.
As the land border reopens, so too has the stark difference in petrol prices between Singapore and Malaysia recaptured our attention in full. Why the disparity?
In commemoration of, uh, the first taxi fare hikes in close to a decade, here's a look back on a few memorable names that have carried the 'TAXI' sign.
Caught in the arbitrary division between "non-luxury" and "luxury" labels, some middle-range models are feeling the pinch as Cat B COEs break the $80k barrier.
With its status as a local transport giant, SMRT's incoming electric taxis promise more than meets the eye for drivers all over Singapore.
The road tax formula in Singapore should be made more transparent and simpler to make sense to car owners and drivers alike.
The road tax structure for mass-market EVs to ensure ICE cars of similar makes and luxury level pay similar road tax is a solution that doesn't include all EVs.
To really encourage EV ownership, Singapore needs to rethink its approach to EVs as far as financial rebates and ownership incentives are concerned.
We consider what are the best ways of getting around amidst our current COVID-19 situation and the circuit breaker measures in place.
We examine the various modes of transportation available in Singapore and wonder if there's one in particular we take greatest pride in.
This storyteller takes a backseat ride in Toyota's JPN Taxi, a next generation people-friendly taxi that will give Japan her very own iconic flavour.
Toyota is set to play a notable role in next generation mobility as the carmaker lines up its global vision with its new tagline 'Start Your Impossible'.