The fourth generation Continental GT loses its quad head lights, but offers a seamless and refined drive, along with more power than the W12 of yesteryear.
The M5 Touring is where stupendous performance converges with versatility and practicality, with a handsome body style to boot.
The Volvo EX90 Twin Motor Performance is the brand's flagship electric model, and it's unlike any Volvo you've ever driven.
Built upon the formidable M3, BMW M has managed to bring it up a notch with the lighter, more powerful and even more desirable M3 CS.
Subtle feature updates and a not-subtle name change bring added value to the Volvo EX40.
Ludicrously potent - and not just power-wise - Stuttgart's new electric flagship is a fascinating and focused push into another stratosphere of performance.
Cut from the same cloth as the Toyota GR86, the BRZ is the stoic twin that appears a little calmer but is actually still plenty of fun.
The Fiat 500 Coupe combines packs a tiny 0.9-litre engine and an undeniably attractive exterior into a smart little package.
The Fiat 500 has a compromised drivetrain but more than makes up for it with a charming exterior design and impressive fuel economy.
The all new flagship Range Rover is the epitome of what a luxury SUV should be.
The Suzuki Swift is now powered by a greener mild-hybrid powertrain, promising even more smiles per gallon with the same charismatic driving experience.
The Infiniti QX50 combines understated good looks with enough oomph under the hood to make for an accomplished SUV.
The Infiniti QX50 is a mid-sized SUV that will hold its own well against the Germans.
The Infiniti QX30 is a crossover that combines a pleasant drive with an eye-catching sheet metal.
The updated Infiniti Q50 is a handsome everyday compact executive sedan for the average Singaporean, but it'll leave the more demanding drivers wanting more.
The Q60 Red Sport packs a sweet engine and a tight chassis, but the lack of driver connection stops it from being a truly great performance car.
The Kia Stinger is a slender five-door coupe with a razor-sharp name that will hold itself well against the likes of the German trademarks.
With just 208bhp and 350Nm of torque from a turbocharged Mercedes engine, the beautifully sleek Infiniti Q60 proves you don't need a great deal of power to enjoy the drive.
Infiniti takes its best-selling Q50 and puts a new twin-turbocharged 3.0-litre V6 powerplant that's capable of 400bhp under its pretty bonnet.
Infiniti's Q30 Diesel is cheaper to buy and cheaper to run than the Q30 2.0T Sport.