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2016 F1 Singapore Grand Prix

Marina Bay. SINGAPORE

16 - 18 September

DFG AT 2016 F1 Singapore Grand Prix

In 2008 Singapore had the honour of hosting the first night-time event in Formula One history. The inaugural Singapore Grand Prix proved a huge hit, staged on a new street circuit, with the city’s famous skyline providing a truly spectacular backdrop. Using public roads around the Marina Bay area, the circuit utilises powerful lighting systems to replicate daylight conditions and the most stringent safety protocols ensure driver and spectator safety.

our fleet

Vehicles available at this event

Mercedes S-Class

x3 x2-3

CO₂ 159 g/km

From the iconic star on its bonnet to the character lines down its flanks, the S-Class is a study in elegant, dynamic design. The cabin is the definition of Luxury with exquisite materials and finishes throughout.

Mercedes E-Class

x3 x2-3

CO₂ 117 g/km

The stunning E-Class Saloon blends dynamic looks with exemplary performance, comfort and safety. With exquisite materials and finishes throughout the cabin and comfort features, you’ll savour every journey in the E-Class.

Mercedes V-Class

x6-7 x6-7

CO₂ 165 g/km

Exterior styling is powerful and dynamic, with the expressive front section giving the
V-Class a unique on-road presence. Inside, the emphasis is on luxury and versatility with a spacious, beautifully appointed cabin that can seat up to 7 adults in exquisite comfort.

Toyota Alphard / Vellfire

x5 x3

CO₂ 200 g/km

The Alphard offers dignified style charged with personality, and a spacious interior infused with quality and glamour. Every aspect of the Alphard has been crafted with Toyota’s finest materials

Toyota Hiace

Asia Minibus

x9-14 xAvailable on request

CO₂ 243 g/km

Ruggedly built for years of reliable service, Hiace has proved itself on roads around the world. Designed to be tough and durable from the ground up, its dependability is legendary. The Toyota Hiace, which was first presented to the audience back in 1967, is Toyota’s flagship transport vehicle and best selling commuter van in Asia

Toyota Coaster

Asia Minibus

x19-22 xAvailable on request

CO₂ N/A g/km

The Toyota Coaster was first launched in Japan as the ‘Light Bus’ in 1963. In 1969, the vehicle underwent a redesign and was renamed the ‘Coaster’ – a name still used worldwide for almost more than 50 years.
The coaster has a large seating capacity and it is used as recreational vehicle and it is also used as public transport in many countries. The Toyota Coaster offers enjoyable and relaxing travel for large groups; it can accommodate up to 22 passengers. Ample amounts of legroom and headroom keep passengers comfortable during even the longest trips.

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