This Esso location is probably not that convenient for most people because it's inside the Fairview…read morePark. You must go through the Fairview Park security to get to the gas station. If you are not a resident nor have a FVP parking permit, you must drive through the far right side of the security check point to get a guest pass before they let you enter. If you are a FVP resident, this is your most convenient gas station in the area. You will drive by this location day in and day out. For Section C and Section F residents, this is also your best location for snacks, drinks or smoke. It's definitely a much closer walk than walking all the way over to the town center. You can get there by getting off at the Shuttle Bus Stop 1 and Stop 10 if you are not driving. The store is small, but it has pretty good selection of the soft drinks, Japanese/Korean snacks, ice-cream, beer and even wine. There are the usual auto products such as car wash cleaner, windshield cleaner, oil, etc. Like most gas stations, there is an air pump for your tires. The interesting part about this location is that there are a lot of cyclists here to get their bicycles pumped as well. They also handle oil change here like most gas station.

Cyclon car wash in Tsuen Wan is one of a rarity in Hong Kong: its both a car wash and full service…read moregarage at the same time. They may even organize your MOT testing for you. Whilst this may be a common feature overseas, in a land where space is a premium this car wash certainly sets itself apart. Judging from the number of customers on a weekend you will see that they do their job well (note: it is not recommended that you go at the weekend as the queues are long and the quality does tend to suffer). The car wash for a saloon currently costs 138 which is a fair price given how labour intensive the process is- at one pointed I counted over 8 people working on a car. They also go above and beyond the car where they would clean not only the visible parts, but the panel gaps as well as doing some very rudimentary checks on water levels and tire pressure. They offer other cleaning and waxing services which again from past experience is well worth the money they charge (they are a little bit more expensive than their competitors). Maintenance wise they have a full workshop that will do both emergency repairs and routine maintenance. The staff are helpful and certainly better than what I have experienced elsewhere where most people simply try to fleece you to part away with as much cash as possible.

At first, I and my family went to this gas station and it was enormous and there were barely any…read morecars at all. It was great at first, but there were some mistakes when we wanted to fill the car with gas and the service was slow but they did apologise. So I have to give this place a three-star, the things that it could improve are the assistance.

Car washes in Hong Kong are usually quite pedantic compared to overseas ones- we are more careful…read moreabout what we put onto the car, how we dry it whether we wax it and in general I'd like to think that we take better care of our cars here. This place is a well established carwash chain that was probably the first ones to introduce automated car washing machines in Hong Kong. their name translates as "The Computer Carwash House" which tells you that they came in from a time when there weren't many of these places. They have done well to preserve their name and for that they have expanded themselves greatly all over Hong Kong. As with all chains though, there are better and worse ones. This one is a good one that I went to recently where, although they had what seemed like all the cars in Hong Kong coming at once, they were extremely helpful and telling you when to come back or how you could wait here. These are little things that count. Their shop front may not be the prettiest but I guess in this part of town and with little choice- you are stuck with them. I'm just glad that they are a good one.

This is our second purchase from this dealership, we came here 5 years ago when we decided to get a…read morecar in Hong Kong, since we are here mainly to care for our senior members in our family, getting the "right" car is most important and the only reason for us to do so, as we only come back for a couple of months each year, we need a car that is reliable and accessible for the older folks. Enters Suzuki Solio! Its a "k" car in the Japanese Auto Category as it is like a micro car compare to most N. America standard, but it still sits 5 and has double sliding doors for easy access! With a high body, seniors are able to get in an out without any problem and with a good sized trunk, you can even put in a wheelchair after seating 5 adults! The sales persons here we dealt with are all very professional and super nice! As you can see from my photos, they also have a few more sporty models for younger crowds! Will attach more photos when my car is delivered! Keep posted!

How to review a gas station???…read more Gas is $12.97 a gallon. (That is $12.97 US dollars!) No self-service. The attendants let you know which tank to use. Then they pump the gas for you. That's what you get for almost $13 a gallon!! Yikes!!

Hong Kong is a small place- car showrooms are rarely like those in the UK or the US where they have…read morea plot and individual housing. Just look at the ones along Gloucester road and you will know what I mean. For a manufacturer to rent a huge space for their showroom is a huge undertaking and I guess it shows how committed they are to that market. VW has been on a roll in Hong Kong for the last few years and this shows in their main showroom in Kowloon Bay. Its huge- it occupies the entire ground floor section of a commercial building with plenty of space in between. The showroom is more like a museum at times with different sections showcasing different vehicles. VW is also a marketing expert. On my visit, they were having a family fun day whereby dad can mill around the 10-12 cars on site whilst mum and the kids can enjoy face painting, caricatures, snacks and drinks for absolutely nothing. Not that it could beat a fun fair, I still think that its a big bonus if there are those in your family who aren't really into cars. The experience is probably one of the best I have experienced in Hong Kong so far. If you were out for a VW in Hong Kong then don't miss this place.

This BMW Centre is something a wonderland for car lovers: it has a showroom spread over two levels…read moreand a used car section that you can wander about for as long s you like. The best thing about it is the space here; you will not get the usual claustrophobic feeling you get with other car dealerships and this entire building is dedicated to one thing: the BMW experience. If you were here to buy, then I would recommend that you tour the entire levels and play around with everything insight before you settle down on something. If you were simply here to gawk, then you can still enjoy yourself quite a bit as the sales people here are not so aggressive and they tend to leave you alone after a while (yes- I am guilty of doing this on many occasions and their service quality is just exemplary). Travelling here by car is easy and they offer complimentary parking to all visitors and there is also a small shop selling BMW accessories that caters for both adults and children alike. Its only too bad they don't have a café here if not this would be a pretty nice to spend an afternoon as a car nut.