SG Archives: Honda Civic SiR (EK4) saloons
Circa ~2003 era photos of early exported Honda Civic SiRs, before the idea of preservation came into fruition.
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SG Archives: Honda Civic SiR (EK4) saloon
This Singapore-market Honda Civic saloon seems to be living a second life in a neighbouring country.
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SG Archives: Volkswagen Golf MK5
An extremely lucky encounter with two fifth-generation Volkswagen Golf non-GTis – another once common model now endangered.
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SG Archives: Mitsubishi Colt 1.5A
Mitsubishi’s lost loving memory for many budget buyers… the normal Colt is an indication of a time gone by.
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SG Archives: Honda Civic SiR (EK4) saloon
Tastefully done up Spoon-inspired EK4 SiR saloon!
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SG Archives: Honda Civic SiR (EK4) saloon & hatchback
Two sides of the same coin – Both SiR body styles serve their respective appeal.
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SG Archives: Honda Civic SiR (EK4) saloon
A true survivor among the final few Honda Civic SiR sedans in Singapore.
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SG Archives: Mazda Roadster Turbo
This Japanese-market Roadster with factory-fitted forced induction is more than just a Lotus Elan M100 with the “right” wheel drive!
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SG Archives: Mitsubishi Airtrek Turbo-R
Singapore’s final stock Mitsubishi Airtrek Turbo-R has a guaranteed death awaiting.
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SG Archives: Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Jackie Chan Edition
Our semi-detailed history report of the sole Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX Jackie Chan Edition that once roamed Singapore.
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SG Archives: Lotus Elan SE (Netherlands export)
A time capsule of an ex-Singaporean Lotus Elan found in the Netherlands.
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SG Archives: Toyota Corolla Axio
Elite tri-spokes, superb wheel choice on this Toyota Corolla Axio.
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SG Archives: BMW 3-Series 318is (E36)
My sentimental goodbye to the last 318is sedan in Singapore.
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SG Archives: BMW 5-Series 520i
Like your rare colors? This humble 5-Series might interest you.
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SG Archives: Restricted use airport cars
These restricted use relics could outlive their civilian counterparts while living in the airport.
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