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Auto
The Q8: Audi's 8th wonder
BUSINESS leaders, bankers, government ministers, and Audi aficionados converged at the ATL Automotive's state-of-art Audi Terminal on Oxford Road, New Kingston, last Saturday, to see the brand's latest offering: the Audi Q8. Read More
Getting in the MX
THE Mazda MX-5 has always been centred on one aim: maximum driving pleasure. And for 2018, it's added the single element consumers have been clamoring for, more power. Read More
'King of the Forest'
A pleasant surprise awaited guests attending the launch of the 2019 Subaru Forester at 80 LMR on Lady Musgrave Road in St Andrew last Friday. Read More
ATL Automotive app now available
With the increasing need to make customers' lives easier and more convenient, ATL Automotive, Jamaica's leading automotive dealer, has created the first local automotive app that allows customers and even potential customers to connect to their favourite automotive... Read More
NWA probes Garvey Drive floods
THE National Works Agency (NWA) is currently reviewing the conditions which led to the flooding of sections of Marcus Garvey Drive (in the vicinity of Tinson Pen Aerodrome) and Mandela Highway, October 23 and November 12, 2018. Read More
Hyundai Creta forging its path
As the junior sport utility vehicle (SUV) in the Hyundai line-up, the 2019 Creta takes a few cues from its older brothers and refines the key elements that made it work in the previous generation. Read More
Simply the Best!
As we race into the new year, we take a rear-view glance at the top 10 females, in no particular order, who graced the pages of our Auto section.— Rory Daley Read More
The Road ahead
By Brian Bonitto Associate Editor — Auto & Entertainment bonittob@jamaicaobserver.com | Friday, January, 4 2019
MAJOR players in Jamaica's automotive sector are cautiously optimistic about what the year ahead holds for them. Read More
Work at Simpson Miller Square to affect motorists, businesses
THE National Works Agency (NWA) has advised that due to works to launch the concrete girders, which are critical components of the Overpass Bridges at Portia Simpson Square, additional changes will be made to traffic flow around the area. Read More
Used-car dealers cry foul
Lynvalle Hamilton, president of Jamaica Used-Car Dealers' Association (JUCDA), said the Government's implementation of pre-shipment inspection policy is having a deleterious effect on the sector and economy. Read More
Pardon our progress!
Four major thoroughfares are currently being rehabilitated. This is, however, causing traffic delays throughout the Corporate Area. Read More
ROAD DEATHS PASS 300 MARK, AGAIN
FOR a sixth-straight year, the fatalities soar pass the 300 boundary set by the Ministry of Transport's Road Safety Unit (RSU). As of yesterday, the figure stood at 373. Read More
POLICE ROLL OUT NEW TEAM
Days before the commencement of the school year, the Jamaica Constabulary Force rolled out its newest division — the Public Safety and Traffic Enforcement Branch (PSTEB). Read More
Gregg's clean sweep
Race-car driver Kyle Gregg won all the major motorsports titles for 2018: circuit racing championship; the rallysport, sprint, and stages rally titles. Read More
Gas prices tick up
Motorists are paying slightly higher prices for fuel compared to January 2018, according to prices from Petrojam.At the beginning of the year, Petrojam sold a litre of 87 for $121.04 and 90 octane at $123.60. Read More
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