The CNY-themed public transport assets will feature cultural icons such as gold ingots, pussy willows, traditional snacks, and reunion dinner dishes.
This Year of the Dragon, a four-wheeled dragon meets with other dragons in a once in 12 years' cycle.
The festivities are done and the house visits are (hopefully) over. Here's how to make your car glow again after its Lunar New Year tour of duty.
Volkswagen Singapore will be hosting a Lunar New Year open house, complete with treats, lion dance performances, as well as discounts on its models!
With CNY just around the corner, many opt for car rentals in Singapore. Here are some popular models to consider. Hurry before they are all snapped up!
Our writers have a task: To envision the cars they think would be perfect to hop into for CNY visiting in 2023. Here are three that put a spring in their steps.
Wanna get your car shiny in a hurry, but can't book a groomer or are unwilling to pay the 'CNY premium'? Follow these car grooming hacks instead!
With discounts of up to $8,888 and ang bao rebates of up to $888 at the Mitsubishi Prosperity Flash Sale this Lunar New Year, you won't need those coupons!
In the second Certificate of Entitlement bidding round for January 2022, COE premiums rose across the board.
With Chinese New Year around the corner, many car workshops stop working during this festive period. So, what do you do if your car breaksdown on you?
Finding help when your car breaks down during CNY can prove to be a challenge. Fret not, here's some roadside assistance providers that operate during CNY!
The Immigration and Checkpoints Authority has warned that major traffic delays should be expected at checkpoints during Chinese New Year.
Getting ready for Chinese New Year with some serious spring cleaning? Why not take it up a notch and get your car ready for the festivities as well?
Impress your relatives and make visiting during this Chinese New Year period a breeze by utilising car-sharing services.
In the spirit of Chinese New Year, YHI Corporation Singapore will giving away ang baos to six winners totalling up to $2,228 in cash.
By spending $50 nett with your Plus! Card at Caltex, you can stand to win great prizes with Caltex's Sure-Win Fortune Cookies!
While the Northeast Monsoon may have caused floods in Johor Bahru, it has not deterred Singapore travellers from going up to Malaysia for Chinese New Year.
Buses and trains will have their operating hours - and their routes in some cases - changed today, the eve of Chinese New Year.
A part of Thomson Road had to be closed for parking to cater to last-minute patrons at nurseries, causing some delays along that stretch of road.
SBS Transit will extend the operating hours of its train services, as well as selected bus services, on Chinese New Year eve.