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Thanks for the correction.

At this rate the cost of living here will make many Singaporeans to call themselves Singapoorreans.:(

From my basic understanding of English "I personally run my Audi to 200kmh for a few minutes everyday when i was commuting daily from Malaysia hence it is heavily used" meant he drove his car at a speed of 200 kph for a short period of a few minutes on Malaysian roads. What is your...

He never did mentioned he owns a Beemer, he said he owns an Audi 5 series.

To be fair, I don't think he mentioned his car doing 200km a few minutes. And what do you mean by that as it takes less time to reach that speed if a car is capable of reaching past 200 kph? Most performance cars go 0-100 in a few seconds. If you mean 200 miles in a few minutes that is of...

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Actually nothing beats the Golf RS32 as an all rounder. 1. It has 4 doors and ample boot space and seats 4 comfortably 2. An all wheel drive system 3. 0-60 mph is not a good indicator of performance Unfortunately in Singapore, the engine capacity of 3.2 litres is a huge disadvantage. But my...

Everyone knows him being a philanderer.

So it's not a real Audi? Where is it made, in India?

O really? Which year model?

Maybe the 530i model. BMW M3 is usually sold here with a 4 litre engine but some models hahve a bigger capacity.

Besides it is not only the speed of the car, but how well it handles the road and the time it takes to brake to a complete stop.

LOl and if the Jag had been the one to hit the Colt, it will be the owner's head that will come off.:(

Why worry about reliability in Singapore? Maybe where you are I can understand the frustrations. Over here, our transport system is good enough, not the best but not too bad that one cannot live without a car. I have a tiny 2014 Toyota for the wifey for marketing and small errands. The ride...

It is not about when you get there but how.

Pfft....shoddy? That is purely your view whereas I think otherwise.

Since the day I took the car until today, touch wood, only had minor issues and the car is very safe and comfortable. Most who can afford it will buy a European make if cost and reliability are not their main concern.

Once I was contemplating the VW Golf R32 but kids were still too young. So I went for the larger VW Phaeton with same engine capacity. No regrets whatsoever. The recent DSG furore has hurt VW's image somewhat but my next car will still be one of the badge owned by the group.

I noted that many ground support vehicles were practically speeding and did wonder how they managed to avoid each other and the various trailers, towbars, baggage trailers, carts, trolleys etc. The aircraft parking bays are very congested during peak periods.

Just saw it at North Point at 2.56.