With the Taycan, Porsche has set the standards for how an electric sports car should be.

The Porsche Cayenne Coupe trades practicality for looks, and is the best-looking one out of the current crop of coupe-fied SUVs.

Which of these turbocharged sedans can put the biggest smile on the face of a family man?

The first high-performer to come out from Hyundai’s Namyang R&D centre is a Korean-German pocket rocket par excellence.

Porsche’s new Cayenne E-Hybrid provides more oomph and a longer emission-free range than its predecessor.

Beneath the striking looks of the all-new Vantage is a serious driving machine armed with a twin-turbocharged 4-litre V8 and a top speed of 314km/h.

The flagship Panamera Sport Turismo model is a sports car, luxurious estate and high-tech hybrid all rolled into one.

Porsche gives its 911 Turbo S a Midas touch and a million-dollar price tag in Singapore.

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Porsche’s fastback flagship is more practical and more personable in Sport Turismo format.

The LG Hom-Bot Turbo+ is the best looking bot in this shootout, and it even comes in three different colors.

The Peak goes under the hood of a Lexus IS Turbo that’s kitted out with the F Sport package.

If you thought the 911 Turbo S was the end of the Turbo line, you thought wrong.

Which of these dynamic sports utility vehicles would be most appealing to outdoorsy suburbanites in Singapore?

Porsche’s 911 Carrera GTS bridges the gap between the 911 Carrera S and 911 Turbo.

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Porsche’s second-generation Panamera is a luxurious fastback saloon with classleading sportiness.

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The Lexus GS Turbo and GS F executive saloons are at opposite ends of their model lineup, but both deliver fast and refined performance.

Porsche’s mid-engine boxer-roadster is now powered by turbocharged 2-litre and 2.5-litre flat-4 motors.

Don’t let its weight and size fool you – the Cayenne GTS is a sports car disguised as a sports utility vehicle.

Porsche’s newly updated 911 Turbo twins are highly effective and hugely impressive sports cars for road and track.

ABT Sportsline has taken the Audi SQ5 and turned it into the ABT SQ5 – a diesel-powered sports utility vehicle capable of outrunning hot hatches and pulling like a freight train.

The entry point to McLaren supercar ownership is the sub-$1m 570S.

The Hyundai Elantra dominated Singapore’s new car market back in 2009, when it was known as the Avante. It was the best-selling car that year.

In RS specification, Porsche’s signature sports car has turned into a legendary hero for both road and track.