Thomas Agustinus

Style change!

I’ll probably change the styling and structure of my reviews. Content will stay relatively the same, however, instead of giving numerical scores I’ll put my general thoughts of each category as the heading from now on since it looks more attractive.

The Peel P50

So a lot of you guys asked me to review some weird or unorthodox cars Welp, your wish has been granted. Introducing the Peel P50, the smallest car in the world. This car was made in the unassuming Isle of Man. For those not in the know, the Isle of Man is an offshore islandContinue reading “The Peel P50”

Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4/740-4

Imagine this: you’re taking a holiday around Italy. Rustic back alleys, old buildings, Trattorias making awesome smelling pizza and bread. And then you hear something, the deafening howl similar to an F1 car. You look around and find a bright orange looking car, the glossy paint shining from the sun’s rays, the sexy little curves……Continue reading “Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4/740-4”

Classics vs Moderns: Nissan GTRs throughout the ages

We take you back to the world of anime, cherry blossoms and samurai to review what is undoubtedly one of the most iconic automotive product lines that a company has ever made, the GTR line. Today we’ll be specifically reviewing three of the most favoured cars in the GTR line, the R32, R34 and theContinue reading “Classics vs Moderns: Nissan GTRs throughout the ages”

Honda Fit/Jazz (2010)

This is a car that’s been following me since 2011 as a daily driver, the Honda Fit. While not as sporty and attractive as other cars on this blog so far it has been quite the reliable car. Since 2011 it has never broken down and only needed routine checks. Funnily enough this car doesContinue reading “Honda Fit/Jazz (2010)”

Aston Martin Rapide

The pinnacle of luxury. That is what Aston Martin advertised this car as. It’s quite a move away from Aston Martin’s brand image of motorsports, and high performance V12s. Think of this car as the Rolls Royce of Aston Martin. But whereas Rolls Royce can’t go particularly fast, this one can. This car is oneContinue reading “Aston Martin Rapide”

NIO EP9

Disclaimer: For this car, the modability section is out too because cars like these cannot be modded. Moving away from JDM we have our first car made in Britain and our first electric car and that is the NIO EP9. This is the first non Formula E car ever developed by the NIO Formula EContinue reading “NIO EP9”

Disclaimer

For future posts regarding supercars such as most Lamborghinis and Bugattis, the Practicality category will be omitted because comparing practicality between supercars and road cars is just not fair. Thanks for the continued support of my blog!

Classics vs Moderns, AE86 vs GT86

Still in the shores of the Land of the Rising Sun, our first two entries in this segment is the iconic 1983 Toyota Sprinter Trueno AE86 and the 2016 Toyota GT86. Of course we can’t start talking about the GT86 origins without talking about the AE86 origins first. The AE86 was made in 1983 andContinue reading “Classics vs Moderns, AE86 vs GT86”

New Special posts,Classics vs Moderns

Over the past year there have been revivals of old models from car manufacturers which got me thinking, will the old classic icons of the ’60s to the ’90s ever match up with the modern, technological revivals of today? Will the old fastback ’70s Mustangs ever match up to the new Mustang GT? Is theContinue reading “New Special posts,Classics vs Moderns”