Used car prices skyrocket as new cars in short supply
IT’S FAIR TO SAY THAT things in the car business are in a state of flux, and car buyers, both new and used, are very confused. New cars are in short supply, mostly due to
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Hyundai welcomes all-new Tucson
WITHIN HYUNDAI’S LOGICAL RANGE OF SUVS (from small to large) the new Tucson slots comfortably between the Kona and Santa Fe. The all-new Hyundai Tucson ushers in futuristic styling, segment-first technology, and a range-wide optional
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X-rated Ford Raptor will turn heads
THE RANGER IS FORD’S star performer in its line-up, so it’s hardly surprising the company keeps finding ways to make it more appealing (and profitable). Latest to arrive is the head-turning Ranger Raptor X. In
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Porsche launches in-car parking app
KEEPING UP WITH THE CHANGES in technology is a real challenge. Especially since a lot of seniordriveraus readers question the need for it, and the obligation to pay for it as part of a new
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Victoria sends conflicting messages about EVs
IF YOU’RE IN THE MARKET FOR an EV (electric vehicle) it’s little wonder that you (like most other buyers) are totally confused by the contradictory and confusing messages put out by governments all around Australia.
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Big Brother is watching your every driving move
IT IS INEVITABLE THAT the increasing data collection systems being built into modern cars will be used by anyone who can see a profit in it. New research by Parkers.co.uk, a British website for car
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Hyundai expands N Brand with Kona N SUV
WHILE MANY THINK THE TERM “hot SUV” is an oxymoron, Hyundai obviously begs to differ. The company has unveiled the all-new Kona N as well as its high-performance philosophy and ambition for sustainable driving fun
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Time flies. The “new” Mini is now 20 years old
IT’S BEEN SAID THAT TIME passes more quickly as we age, and if you doubt the truth of that, here’s a wake-up call: it is now 20 years since the new (and patently not “mini”)
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Make sure you’re “fit for the road”
DURING THE SUSTAINED COVID shutdowns, slowdowns and general sense of insecurity, many of us have spent much less time on the roads. Now, we’re starting to return to normal and getting back on the roads,
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C5 X Citroën mixes up the numbers
PITY THE POOR DYSLEXIC because when it comes to car models, the numbers look like they’ve been chosen completely at random. Once upon a time, Citroën had a reasonably logical list of model names, but
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