In this issue of Wheels Asia, our team takes the Mazda 6 Wagon, MINI One, BMW X4 and Suzuki Solio out for a spin to give you the inside scoop on their capabilities. We also check out Lotus Evora, Lamborghini Huracan and Volvo XC90. Plus, report on the Audi R8 LMS Malaysia Merdeka Endurance Race, BMW Motorrad GS Trophy, Porshe Carrera Cup Asia and Formula 1 GP: Monza.

In this final issue, the team test drive the amazing Audi R8 and its closer rival, the McLaren 570S. We also test drove the Volvo S90 and found Scandinavian perfection in a sedan and for the individual who needs a daily drive, we found the SEAT Leon and Hyundai Tucson turbo pretty impressive.

In this SUV-ruled issue, the Wheels Asia team reviews the sporty Mazda CX-3 crossover that has landed on our shores; Want something bigger? We’ve got the feisty Jaguar F-Pace and the gargantuan Infiniti QX80 involved too. Traditionalists aren’t left out though, and can expect some pleasure in reading our Mercedes-Benz E-Class and Volkswagen Passat R-Line reviews.

This issue, the team reviewed drove the glorious Bentley Bentayga, the superb Audi A4 2.0 quattro, the surprisingly decent BMW 730i and the bang-for-buck, Kia Cerato Forte K3. In our two-wheeler segment, we present the Ridley Helium RS; the brand itself being a rarity on local roads.

This issue, the team tunes into the current trend of crossovers and SUVs, such as the underrated Ssangyong Tivoli XLV. We also dig into the Volvo S60 in a soup-up package; the Kia Sportage is a great SUV for its value, topped with a bevy of useful features with better looks to boot and the eclectic Citroen DS5, an SUV that looks just as funky as its interior. We also covered the long-awaited Porsche 718 Boxster S and 911. In the two-wheeler section, we feature the slippery-fast Boardman Air 9.9 aero bike. 

This issue, the team reviews test drive the first turbocharged Honda’s legendary Civic 1.5; the real utilitarian SUV Toyota Fortuner; the luxury limo Jaguar XJ LWB; Mercedes-Benz GLC and C-Class Coupe. In the two-wheeler section, we feature Basque country’s UCI-legal time trial-cum triathlon rig, the Orbea Ordu M20i-LTD..

This issue, the team reviews the Opel Astra, the highly-anticipated turbocharged Porsche Carrera 911, the Mercedes-Benz AMG A45 Mark II and the almighty BMW M2. We also have the Ford Focus EcoBoost in its nifty and extremely-capable 1.0-litre grandeur. In the two-wheeler section, we field-test the race-ready and slippery Cipollini NK1K in all its aerodynamic glory.

This issue, the team reviews the amazing Lexus GS F naturally-aspirated V8 engine, drove the first turbocharged Honda Jade RS tourer here in Singapore and Volkswagen’s Passat Variant, another tourer that is certainly worthy of mention. We also bring you a glimpse of the new Volkswagen Tiguan before it hits our shores later this year, as well as the Audi Driving Experience at Changi Exhibition Centre that had our hearts pumping in absolute excitement. For bicycle section, we featured a brand-new Bianchi that pays tribute to the yesteryears and we have Chris Froome for this month’s pro-rider interview.

In this issue, the team reviews Toyota Prius, a car that is still committed to doing what it was originally intended for, as its driving properties get a significant bump. If driving frugally is still not in your genes, then you’ll appreciate the Kia K5 Optima and the Lexus IS Turbo, great sedans in their own right that appeal to their respective publics. For the outdoors, we have the Volvo XC90 in T5 form covered. We also revisit one of the lasts, a naturally aspirated V8 in the form of a coupe, the Lexus RC F in anticipation of what we can expect from its four-door sedan sibling, the mighty GS F in all its 2UR-GSE glory. On the cycling side, we duly cover the amazing Slovakian, Peter (Sagan) the Great, who recently came on tops for the world’s tours in terms of points.

This month, we speak to Mr Paul Harris about Rolls-Royce's latest top-down, the Dawn. We also drove a myriad of SUVs and crossovers, such as the Lexus RX 200T, BMW 216d Gran Tourer, Suzuki Vitara, Audi Q7, and the Mazda 2 in its sedan form. On the two-wheeler side, we feature the latest aerodynamic creation from Scott and go behind the scenes with the BMC team. Read the latest Wheels Asia magazine to also get a whole list of poisonous bicycles and drool-worthy accessories.

In this renewed issue of Wheels Asia, for the first time we incorporate two-wheeler content to the mix; bicycles. A way of life that has grown exponentially through these few years. Even more so for the serious biking individuals who are looking for more than just a way of keeping fit. Nevertheless, the team continues to bring you reviews of Honda Legend, Jaguar XF, Volvo V40 T2, BMW X1 SDrive and Mercedes Benz GLE450 AMG. 

In this issue, the Wheels Asia team reviewed the Mercedes Benz AMG GT S and receives a thumbs up for delivering unfound joy and excitement. The team also revelled with two Bavarian machines, the dynamic 318i sedan and the awesome M135i hatchback. For off-road and urban environment, we also featured Volvo V60 Cross Country and the Audi A1 hatchback.

This issue, the Wheels Asia team test drive the BMW 7 Series, BMW X6 M, Audi RS6, Jaguar XE Prestige and Volkswagen Golf Sportsvan, We trawl the halls of Bangkok’s Impact Challenger Expo Hall to bring you some of the highlights from the 2015 Bangkok Motor Expo.

This issue, the Wheels Asia team reviewed Mazda MX-5, Lexus ES300H, Volkswagon Passat, Mercedes Benz C63 and Ssangyong Tivoli. We also bring you a special insight into the Tokyo Motor Show 2015, a biannual event held in Tokyo's Big Sight exhibition hall, where the best of Japan's automotive offerings for the following year are launched. 

This issue, the team features Porsche Carrera 911, BMW 116D, BMW Alpina B4 Bi-Turbo, Renault Fluence and Audi Q3 2.0. In Motorsports, we covered the Formula 1 GP 2015 and WEC 6 hours of Fuji.

This issue, we feature the Monaco Yellow Bentley Continental GT V8, Mercedes Benz CLA250 and the highly-acclaimed Volvo XC90. Also, we test drove the updated Volkswagen Scirocco that we so remember years ago and it still is a dream coupe for first time owners. The refreshed Infiniti Q70 is a solid option to the otherwise typical Lexus proposition. Given the F1-centricity of this month’s issue, we couldn’t help but go to the moon with a race-bred machine in the exotic skin of a McLaren 650S spider.

This issue, the team features Mazda CX-5, Audi TT, Ford Kuga, Land Rover Discovery Sport and Subaru Legacy.

This issue, the team features Hyundai Tucson, Volvo S80, Audi A7, Mercedes Benz B200, MINI Cooper JCW and BMW F800GS.

This month’s issue of Wheels Asia will complement the new breed of crossover owners, with Honda’s sporty looking coupe-like HR-V crossover gracing our cover. We also crossed paths with Lexus’s brand new NX 200t, as well as Kia’s iconic Sorento, which is certainly no stranger to motorists here. Sporty driving buffs will surely be enthralled by the explosively fast Alfa Romeo 4C coupe, while the less-enthused seek solace with a leisurely top-down cruise in the BMW 220i Convertible.

This issue, the team test drive the BMW i8, Porsche Boxster, Ford Mondeo, Volkswagen Jetta, Volvo S60 and Yamaha Fino. Plus, report on the Formula 1 GP and World Endurance Championship.

This issue, the team test drive the Honda Mobilio, Hyundai Accent, Mercedes  Benz GLA45, Mini Cooper S and Jaguar XJ i4. Plus, report on the Super GT Round 1: Okayama, World Endurance Championship and Formula 1 GP.

This issue, the team test drive the Mazda 2, Peugeot 308, Porsche 911 Targa, Audi Q3 and BMW X6 xDrive50i. Plus, report on the World Endurance Championship and Formula 1 GP.

This issue, the team test drive the Opel Meriva, Audi A3 Cabriolet, BMW 435i Grand Coupe, Mini Cooper Diesel and Nissan Qashqai. We had the opportunity to rub shoulders with RaceChip’s Managing Director, Dr. Daniel Appelhoff, for an exclusive interview.

With the 2015 Formula One Season drawing to a start, we peek beneath the tarpaulin covers to get a preview of what’s to come. Expect new engines, freshly hired drivers, revised regulations and more exciting races to come as the racing calendar begins. 

In this issue of Wheels Asia, our team takes the Chevrolet Sonic, Suzuki S-Cross, Renault Capture, Alpina D5 and Jaguar F-Type R Coupe out for a spin to give you the inside scoop on their capabilities. Plus, report on the Lamborghini Super Trofeo World Final 2014 and Audi R8 LMS Cup and Formula 1 GP: Abu Dhabi.

This issue is our Japan Special. Majority of the features are on Japanese Cars & Products.

In line with Oktoberfest, this month Wheels Asia is dedicating its November issue everything German.
In fact, we have been doing this for the past four years and this year is no different.
In this extra special issue, you will find all-German car reviews, all-German car products and even all-German features.

In this issue of Wheels Asia, our team takes the Genesis 3.8 out for a spin to give you the inside scoop on its capabilities. We also check out the Mercedes Benz C200, Range Rover Evoque Dynamic, Renault Clio RS and Porsche Panamera S E-Hybrid. Plus, report on the F1 GP in Hungary.

In this issue of Wheels Asia, our team takes the Honda Jazz out for a spin to give you the inside scoop on its capabilities. We also check out the Porsche Macan S, Audi S3, Renault Megane Hatch 15T, Honda City, Mercedes-Benz GLA200 and report on the Formula 1 British GP.

In this issue of Wheels Asia, our team takes the Lexus CT200h out for a spin to give you the inside scoop on its capabilities. We also check out the Volkswagon Golf R, Audi A3 Sedan, Kia Cerato Koup and report on the Le Mans 24 Hours and Canadian Formula 1 Grand Prix.

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