Mashfique Hussain Chowdhury

Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has announced the launch of the London taxi cab model as part of the city’s offerings this year.

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The last time we wrote about child car-seats was a decade ago, when education on the importance of child seats was still in its infancy in the Middle East. Since then, many of us have become parents ourselves. While there has a been a lot of progress on the adoption of child seats, mostly thanks to new laws in the UAE and elsewhere, many folks still feel clueless on what is the best type of seat for their children. So here’s a fresh guide for young parents on what’s best for each age group.

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In the middle of last summer, our evergreen 2015 Chrysler 300 SRT went to the dealer for minor service as well as its bi-annual warranty replacement for the carbon-fibre door trim.

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The Good: – Capable turbo engine – Cabin trim and features – Ride and handling

The Bad: – Some rivals have more space – Interior design lacks style – Limited offroad capabilities

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The Good: – Good powertrain – Cabin tech, decent space – Entertaining daily-driver

The Bad: – Some 3-cylinder side-effects – Few rivals offer more space – Some hard-plastic cabin trim

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Nissan Middle East has unveiled the 2021 Nissan X-Terra with a web event that marks the return of the popular Xterra nameplate, albeit with a hyphen in the badge and based on the ASEAN-market Terra. 

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The Good: – Handsome styling – Seating space and features – Ride and handling

The Bad: – Road noise at highway speeds – No low-range gearing – Few low-rent interior bits

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The Good: – Stylish inside and out – Decent daily driver – Stable dynamics and power

The Bad: – Fiddly multimedia system – Useless back seat – Not playful enough

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The Good: – Gigantic road presence – Living-room cabin space – Onroad and offroad performance

The Bad: – Less fancy tech than rivals – Fewer off-road features – Fuel consumption

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Due to the pandemic, every car dealer around is claiming that you can buy or service your car while sitting at home, without actually giving any real details about whether you can actually buy a car with a 100% credit card payment or if they will come service your car for free under your house. We recently did multiple runs to the Mopar service centre due to never-ending warranty issues and there was no sign of any such home service. Then we caught wind of a Facebook ad by the Nissan dealer, advertising “free Thursday pick and drop” service, so we decided to try that out because we absolutely hate wasting time on car servicing.

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