Porsche Macan S review: A fast ride for slow food
Porsche's Macan S has 354hp worth of turbocharged bite to tuck into
Singapore
SINGAPORE'S increasingly crowded roads mean that the best test of a car's abilities isn't to be had here, but on a Malaysian makan run. Ignore the highways, take the challenging, twisty B-roads to work up an appetite, and earn the reward of great Malaysian nosh at the end of it.
Why the food talk in a car column? Porsche's Macan was apparently named after the Javanese word for "tiger", but we live in a food-addled part of the world, so why not?
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