Everrati unveils Porsche 911 EV
AS YOU ARE PROBABLY AWARE, we are on a mission to ensure that you spend every last penny before you have to leave it to your offspring, but the new Everrati Porsche 911 (which would
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Toyota recalls C-HR due to fuel pump issue
THE SUDDEN RUSH OF RECALLS continues with Toyota announcing a recall of the C-HR model produced between October 2019 to April 2021. The involved vehicles are equipped with a high-pressure fuel pump for the direct
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It’s only money. BMW M4 Competition convertible almost here
IN OUR RELENTLESS QUEST to ensure that you spend all your money rather than leave it to undeserving (and almost certainly ungrateful) offspring, here is our latest temptation. The all-new BMW M4 Competition Convertible with
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UK shows the way with young driver training
IT HAS LONG BEEN OUR contention that driver training needs to start far earlier than it currently does, especially in Australia. Behaviours are ingrained at an early age, and driver training that starts at 16
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It’s official. Victoria will penalise EV drivers
IN A DECISION THAT MOST will find inexplicable, Victoria will become the first state in Australia to tax electric vehicle drivers after controversial legislation passed both houses of parliament. In a move that has attracted
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Take your pick: a real Ferrari or a replica
TIMES ARE CHANGING FOR replicas. Where they were once derided, many buyers are now recognising their affordability and greater usability. At the upcoming Shannons timed auction, you can opt for the real thing, in the
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Nissan Ariya makes a grand Monaco entrance
NISSAN ARIYA HAS MADE ITS FIRST PUBLIC APPEARANCE, fittingly undertaking its debut drive around the iconic Circuit de Monaco in the glamorous French Riviera (yet again, it would appear our invitation was lost in the
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Mercedes-Benz and Maybach LWB models add extra mm
FAR BE IT FROM US TO be so rude as to calculate just how much 180mm of luxury car might cost, but it could make for an interesting exercise with the new Mercedes-Benz S 580L
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UK data may indicate trends for Australian classic car buyers
THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC HAS brought about many changes, and one would appear to be a significant shift in the volume and type of cars enthusiasts are searching for and buying. Data from one of Europe’s
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Now it’s Toyota’s turn to spontaneously combust
FOLLOWING THE RECENT RECALL of Kia Sportage and Stinger models (see our story here), Toyota has also revealed that its popular HiLux vehicles are also at risk of spontaneous fires. Hundreds of Toyota Hilux vehicles
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