Corrections

At seatandwheel, we correct errors rather than delete them. When a substantive correction is made to an article, a note is added at the foot of the page stating what was amended and the date of the change. This applies to our reviews, ownership cost analyses, and all reference pages. Our approach ensures a transparent record.

A substantive correction is one that alters a factual claim central to the article’s purpose, such as a road test performance figure, a safety specification, a price, or a regulatory standard. Minor typographical errors or grammatical fixes that do not change meaning are not noted. Readers wishing to report an error should provide the full article address and quote the exact claim they believe is incorrect. We review all submissions and aim to make necessary corrections within two working days.

For our reference pages, such as those detailing a car model’s specifications or a city’s pricing data, facts are updated as the world changes. This is not treated as a correction but as a necessary maintenance of current information. For example, when a manufacturer revises a vehicle’s battery capacity or a government alters a tax band affecting cost of ownership, we update the page accordingly without a correction note.

This policy covers all content across the seatandwheel site, including sections like Reviews, Electric Vehicles, and Regulations and Standards. It upholds our commitment to accuracy and utility for readers in the Asian market, whether they are consulting a comparison, a used car evaluation, or commercial vehicle data.