Tips & Advice

Today, automatic scooters dominate the roads in Indonesia. This is thanks to their comfort and ease of driving, where drivers essentially only need to turn on the handle to accelerate and press and squeeze the brake to stop – just like an automatic four-wheeler.

With car prices reaching hundreds of millions of rupiah, buying a brand-new vehicle may not be for everyone.

No driver wants to experience a dead battery and a car that will not start, especially in the middle of a busy day.

If you drive a three-pedal car, the clutch pedal on the leftmost side is your everyday friend. The pedal is vital in a stick shift car, but it doesn’t mean it’s problem-free.

Diesel engine cars continue to be popular in the Indonesian market not only as private passenger vehicles but also mass transportation vehicles.

Flood is one of the most worrying incidents for any car owner. One bad decision of driving through flood may cause serious problems to the car – its engine, transmission, oil system, even the Electronic Control Unit.

No one wants to experience their car breaking down when being driven. But it’s always better to be prepared for a rainy day and know what to expect if this happens.

Ever wonder how you can get a clean and clear windshield, especially when it’s rainy season? The answer is, it’s a combination of a fully functional wipers and good cleaning habit.

Many activities are gaining popularity since the global Covid-19 pandemic started in 2020, including cycling.