The Return of The King

Ariff Roose

23-Oct-19 20:00

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In the news this week, Richard and Ariff summarizes the key points of the National Transport Policy 2019-2030 and reflect on its contents. Should the report have been more detailed in its plans and what was it missing? For our review, we find out whether the all-new 2019 BMW 330i can take back its crown as the king of the small executive saloon - a title that's been historically dominated by the BMW, but hotly contested in recent years.

Produced by: Ariff Roose

Presented by: Richard Bradbury

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Categories: Business Analysis, Auto

Tags: National Transport Policy, NTP 2019, Public Transport, Buses, Trains, Public Services, Honda Jazz, BMW, 3-series, Mercedes-Benz, C-Class, Accessibility,

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