Car advice for people whose age and IQ are both over 50.
THE NEW DISCOVERY SPORT, LAND ROVER’S family-friendly 5+2 seat premium compact SUV, has been enhanced with efficient next-generation mild-hybrid Ingenium diesel engines as well as the latest Pivi and Pivi Pro infotainment. A number of
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IT’S NOT TOO MUCH OF A STRETCH to attribute the hugely improved levels of customer service we all enjoy to Lexus. When the brand launched way back in 1989, it targeted customers of luxury brands
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BARGAIN-HUNTING NEW CAR buyers will have to search more diligently following the announcement that Toyota has abandoned the sub-$20,000 price bracket. Toyota’s least expensive car in the Australian market was (and still is) the Yaris.
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CATERING TO THE EVER-INCREASING fans of large crew cab utes, Ford has added model upgrades and a wider choice of options to the Ranger line-up, including the return of the rugged Wildtrak X alongside upgraded
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ABARTH IS ONE OF THE cleverer performance brands but it really only sells to people in the know. The launch of the exclusive Abarth 695 70° (I presume it’s 70-th, not 70-degrees) Anniversario Special Edition
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IN WHAT IS BECOMING something of a habit, Hyundai Motor Company today shared a glimpse of its upcoming new Kona and Kona N Line SUVs that express Hyundai’s Sensuous Sportiness global design identity (yes, someone
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AFTER MUCH TEASING, the all-new Kia Carnival is fully revealed for the first time today heralding the arrival of the brand’s fourth-generation flagship people mover. Sold in many markets worldwide as the Kia Sedona, the
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HONDA HAS CONFIRMED THE introduction of an updated 2020 Year Model Civic Type R for the Australian market, ahead of its official October 1 on-sale date. The new model brings a number of changes and
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THERE’S NO DOUBT Korean luxury brand Genesis (and offshoot of Hyundai) is determined to be a major player in Australia. Now it has been announced that the first Genesis SUV will debut in Australia in
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ONE OF THE SUCCESS stories resulting from the change in Australian buying habits towards crew cab utes has been Mazda’s long-running BT-50. In June, an all-new model, rebuilt from the ground up, was unveiled. The
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