Driving difference.
Driving the very pleasant Citroen C5 home last night, I got to thinking about the importance of the instrument binnacle, my thoughts directed that way by the unusual manner in which the Citroens needles are displayed.
The pointer actually appears to be affixed to the outer edge of the instruments, so there’s no central point from [...]
Open publication – Free publishing – More vw golf mk1
Your March issue of SA’s most exciting, free online motoring publication is here, and as usual it’s chock-full of the breed of content motoring enthusiasts crave. Simply click on the page-flip magazine above to go full-screen for the best read, or download the current issue from [...]
Red Hot!
Drive Magazine, December ‘09
Alfa Romeo as a brand can hardly be classed as a volume seller in South Africa. An Alfa has always been seen as a car that you buy with your heart not your head. Alfa is the defacto Italian car that puts style ahead of practicality, driving experience ahead of outright [...]
These signs were erected last week at the Pomona Road ramp onto the R21 Airport highway. Notice what’s different, compared to the old signs?
We know everyone is aware of what the “glorious new, more broken” roads currently destroying our business lives in Gauteng (I know, all over the country really, but trust me, it’s particularly [...]
Some Friday afternoon video fun is almost becoming a tradition here at Drive. Here’s this weeks interesting little clip, about the hottest hybrid at Geneva, and typically for Porsche videography it’s a nice, evocative little story. What makes it really worth watching though, are the absolutey stunning lines of this 918 concept. Seriously, regular readers [...]
The Triumph Speed Triple is a street fighter without compromise. It’s fast and agile. It rewards competent riders but doesn’t suffer fools gladly. And that’s a good thing, exactly what a street fighter should be. And it’s not just my opinion, the buying public seem to agree. Truimph has sold them by the bucket load [...]
Yes, today our government, quite ironically, flipped the one-fingered salute to our vaunted Constitution, and simultaneously the collective citizenry of our nation. A key tenet of our Bill of Rights, the right to Freedom of Speech and Expression, apparently doesn’t mean anything to our highest officials.
And we’re pleased to see we aren’t the only ones who believe this absolutely, check out this News24 community blog.
AARTO, very much like our current “traffic policing” system has been designed with only one objective in mind, and it isn’t to improve read safety or reduce dangerous driving or enhance the general attitude of SA [...]
Drive Magazine February 2010
We bet you’ve all been eagerly awaiting the latest issue. Well, the wait is over, here is our sixth issue of the best online motoring magazine on offer for enthusiasts, just click on the cover shot above to read the latest issue, or download it and read it at your leisure offline. [...]
Another peerless Porsche?
Poor motoring manufacturers. One often has to feel sorry for the buggers, when approaching them from a motoring journalist perspective. The logistics for planning launches are simply monstrous. The range of tastes being catered for, no pandered to, are quite vast. Nearly endless. If they have just a short drive and then layer [...]
