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!
Driving when sleep-deprived is much more hazardous than you think, and it sure isn't worth risking lives doing it.
The new Bentley Bentayga receives the Four Seat Comfort Specification, providing ultimate luxury SUV rear cabin space.
ComfortDelGro will install 400 of its cabs with plastic shields that separate the driver from the passengers in a bid to reduce to spread of COVID-19.
ComfortDelGro is muscling into the booming food delivery business, utilising up to 10,000 cabs to make deliveries for food and beverage outlets.
ComfortDelGro will extend its full rental waiver to its cabbies by another month following news that safe-distancing measures will be extended till 1 June 2020.
Some of ComfortDelGro's taxis will be deployed as RedMart delivery vehicles to get groceries to customers while providing needed income for idle cabbies.
Taxi operator ComfortDelGro and ride-hailing firm Grab have announced additional measures to help cabbies and drivers affected by the coronavirus outbreak.
The all new Ssangyong Musso, available in two variants, the Musso Sports and a longer Musso Grand, was unveiled in Singapore at the Motorway showroom.
About 1,500 taxi drivers from ComfortDelGro have been trained in digital skills, now capable of using various apps to improve productivity.
ComfortDelGro's new ComfortRide service will allow commuters to book cabs as well as an undisclosed number of private-hire cars.
ComfortDelGro will launch a Fare Share Scheme, and will slash taxi rental in return for 15% of cabbies' fare takings.
Toyota Crown taxis were once the kings of the road here, however new emission rules meant most got scrapped and the remaining few are on the way out.
Singapore's biggest taxi operator is changing how much it takes from cabbies for ride bookings, causing many to wonder how it will affect their earnings.
ComfortDelGro expects revenue from the taxi business to be maintained in the coming quarters, noting the group will take delivery of 200 new hybrid taxis.
As part of the taxi industry's move away from diesel, cab giant ComfortDelGro Corp will buy up to 1,200 petrol-electric taxis.
Taxi giant ComfortDelGro's first two fully electric cabs will start plying today, dovetailing a growing trend among cab operators to steer away from diesel.
ComfortDelGro has called a tender for 500 new petrol-electric hybrid sedans a week after it announced its purchase of 200 new cabs.
Industry leader ComfortDelGro is growing its taxi fleet once more, having just placed an order for 200 new hybrid Hyundai Ioniq cabs.
Taxis and private-hire cars will now be installed with inward-facing video cameras to aid in the fight against fare cheats and abusive passengers.