It’s called the ‘W Series’
Palibhasa babae...
Regardless of gender, riding and maneuvering a big bike is a challenge for humans. And when you're a lady rider like me, these challenges are sometimes magnified. Some of them may boil down to plain "girly" things but still very real
Do you agree?
We hope we don't trigger a debate on feminism with this one: Hyundai Motor UK conducted a study revealing that female motorists are angrier behind the wheel than their male counterparts-12% angrier, in fact.The experiment, conducted by London-based
by Drei Laurel
Sound familiar?
We may have learned to drive through our dads and kuyas, but we all know who made us better drivers. From the time we got our student's license, our mothers have been reminding us to not go too fast, suggesting alternate
by Dinzo Tabamo
They’re just like us, only cuter
Ever since I was a little girl, I've always loved cars. While other girls collected and played with Barbie dolls and playhouses, I was cleaning my collection of Ferrari scale models and mini Tamiyas. My love for four-wheeled machines began
According to our female industry friends
Because it's March 8, or International Women's Day, we feel compelled to bombard you with stories that focus on the fairer sex. Here, we want to share with you the 10 things women absolutely hate inside the car when they'
Happy International Women's Day
As Facebook may have reminded you, it's International Women's Day today--a celebration of appreciation, love and respect for the female of the species. And while it's nice to give gifts or send thoughtful messages to the special women
by Dinzo Tabamo
Nominate someone worthy of our pages
If you read our monthly magazine, you should be quite familiar with this section called Traffic Stopper. One of the most popular sections of the mag, it features stunning women who have a connection with cars. Auto industry executives, race car drivers,
Shared by our female Facebook followers
Because it's International Women's Day on March 8, we thought of doing a survey in honor of the female of the species. Yesterday, we asked women this question on our Facebook page:What one item do you absolutely have to
And it's marketed toward women
The Toyota 86 has always been promoted as a driver's car, with its balanced handling and back-to-basics approach to driving. That marketing strategy has--pardon the implied sexism--probably alienated members of the fairer sex who want a classier
by Dinzo Tabamo
Heels on wheels!
When it comes to cars and driving, men automatically think--or sometimes maybe even assume--that it is their territory and theirs alone. But I am here to tell you that is not the case.* The problem with men as drivers is
