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23/03/2026

The surge in Hi-Octane fuel prices isn’t just affecting luxury vehicles like Land Cruiser V8s, Audis, BMWs, or Mercedes — it’s hitting a much wider segment.
All turbocharged cars are impacted, including popular models such as the Civic Turbo, Peugeot 2008 1.2T, Hyundai Tucson, Kia Sportage L, and various Chinese turbo vehicles like the Oshan X7, Haval 1.5T lineup, Chery Tiggo, Tank 500, and more.
Even everyday cars are feeling the pressure, including:
Honda Civic RS (1.5 Turbo)
MG HS (1.5 Turbo)
Changan Oshan X7 (1.5T)
Haval Jolion (1.5T)
Haval H6 (1.5T / 2.0T)
Proton X70 (1.5 Turbo)
Kia Sportage (Turbo variants)
Hyundai Tucson (Turbo variants)
On top of that, octane boosters are likely to become scarce or significantly more expensive very soon.

14/01/2026

Pakistan’s auto market bounced back in 2025! Car sales jumped significantly with strong YoY growth across multiple months. Suzuki, Toyota, Honda, Hyundai, and other brands reported rising demand — driven by lower interest rates, more financing options & new model launches. 📊🇵🇰

27/12/2025

⚡️ End of an Era for Jaguar ⚡️
Last Friday, 19 December 2025, Jaguar built its final internal-combustion car at its Solihull, England plant — officially closing a 90-year chapter of petrol and diesel engines.
🚗 The last ICE model: Jaguar F-PACE SVR (V8)
🏭 Final production date: 19 December 2025
🏛️ Fate of the last car: Preserved by the Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust
With this milestone, Jaguar has now fully stopped ICE production worldwide and is rebuilding itself as a pure electric luxury brand, with all-new EVs planned from 2026 onward under its Reimagine strategy.
From roaring V8s to silent electric power — Jaguar’s next chapter begins 🔋⚡️

03/08/2025

06/04/2025

The tunnel Effect

01/01/2025

It is true that Suzuki Mehran and FX hold a special place in the hearts of the Pakistani people. These cars not only gained immense popularity in Pakistan but also redefined the concept of affordable and compact vehicles worldwide. Suzuki FX, introduced in 1984, became a dream for the middle-class Pakistanis, as it was reasonably priced and met the daily needs of people, making it an ideal choice for many.

Osamu Suzuki, the chairman of Suzuki Motor Corporation, understood the significance of small cars and introduced them on a large scale globally. His vision and innovation revolutionized the automotive industry, leading to the rise of affordable, fuel-efficient cars on the roads. His passing marks the loss of a great innovator who reshaped the car industry.

Suzuki cars, especially Mehran, Alto, and Cultus, continue to be seen on Pakistani roads, and their influence on the lives of the people of Pakistan will always remain significant.

20/12/2024

Dear valued customers, we highly encourage you to have your vehicle serviced at authorized 3S dealerships for routine and periodic maintenance. This not only ensures your safety while driving but also helps avoid potential issues.

19/12/2024

Automotive partnerships and mergers are quite common in the industry, and Toyota and Mazda's collaboration is one of the more notable examples in recent years. Since their partnership began in 2017, both companies have aimed to benefit from each other's strengths. Mazda, known for its stylish design and driving dynamics, has sought Toyota's expertise in areas like reliability, manufacturing, and hybrid technology.

The upcoming Mazda CX-50, which will feature Toyota’s hybrid powertrain starting in 2025, is a key result of this collaboration. This move will allow Mazda to offer more fuel-efficient and eco-friendly vehicles, capitalizing on Toyota's leading position in hybrid technology, without having to invest as heavily in developing its own systems from scratch.

Partnerships like these allow automakers to pool resources and expertise to tackle challenges like electrification and sustainability, while also improving their competitiveness in the global market. Mazda’s access to Toyota’s hybrid technology is an example of how automakers can complement each other rather than compete, driving innovation and meeting market demand for greener options.

18/12/2024

Honda and Nissan face competition from Tesla and Chinese EV makers No merger announced, companies exploring collaboration Potential merger could face U.S. scrutiny and require...

08/01/2024

In the 1960's General Motors was trying to get the freight cost down on Vegas to keep them a budget friendly car. At the time, a new Vega had a price tag around $2,000. Engineers from GM and Southern Pacific Railroad came up with the Vert-A-Pac. This allowed 30 cars to be shipped per boxcar instead of 18. Lowering freight costs by up to 40%. GM engineers also designed specific oil baffles to keep oil from spilling along with specially designed carburetors, batteries and added plastic spacers between the powertrain and the chassis to prevent damage. Pretty wild

Edit - Yes I know the Vega wasn't made in the 60's. They were designed in the late 60's along with the Vert-A-Pac shipping method. Then built in the 70's.