Driving the California for a day was a sinful treat. Sukasha Singh just wishes she had borrowed her sister’s Tag Heuer to complete the look.
If you’ve ever wanted to know more about the way your car works, the AA’s Know Your Car course is perfect for you, writes Sukasha Singh.
While most of us think of the Lost City as a rather kitsch establishment, it does offer quality entertainment for all ages.
The new 3-Series sedan has enabled BMW’s manufacturer to bolster its production line, writes <em>Sukasha Singh</em>.
A new traffic app for smartphones has been launched in South Africa and there is hope that it will take the pain out of commuting.
Brian Joffe had everyone eating out of his hands. He was the perfect mix of irreverent, funny and informative.
The Chrysler Jeep Cherokee 2.8-litre diesel automatic was the perfect vehicle to test during December.
Lexus’s sporty hybrid took a while to make an impression on <strong>Sukasha Singh</strong>.
In her long-term test of the BMW 530d, <b>Sukasha Singh</b> finds herself questioning life, the universe and everything.
<b>Sukasha Singh</b> explains why she thinks the BMW 530d deserves its Car of the Year title — along with the VW Polo 1.6 TDI.
<strong>Sukasha Singh</strong> takes a look at the impressive Porsche Cayenne line-up.
The <i>M&G</i>’s <b>Sukasha Singh</b> speaks to racing driver Sabine Schmitz. We are also giving away tickets to the Top Gear festival.
In an ongoing series, <strong>Sukasha Singh</strong> rates the range-topping Honda Accord.
The Hyundai Sonata from South Korea is gobsmackingly good.
Honda’s understated Accord quietly shakes the Germans’ stranglehold on comfort.
<strong>Sukasha Singh</strong> finds pleasure in driving the Audi A6 3.0-litre quattro tiptronic.
The marketing folk at Porsche say they would like more women, particularly businesswomen, to give the brand a try.
<b>Sukasha Singh</b> discovers Bentley’s new flagship model is adept at deceiving those within it into believing they’re better than the rest.
The coveted eRuf electric sports car could have been sublime … if it was properly charged.
People often ask me what the big deal is about all-wheel drive cars such as Audi’s A6 3,0-litre quattro, writes <b>Sukasha Singh</b>.
