Car advice for people whose age and IQ are both over 50.
ANOTHER NEW MODEL sure to shake up the local market comes from the fast-growing Hyundai brand. The all-new Venue small SUV should arrive in Australian showrooms in the second half of this year with an
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THE FAD FOR DRIVING with fog lights on under any conditions has become almost endemic, but drivers make a number of equally annoying decisions about when and how to use the lights on their cars.
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IT IS A CONSTANT SOURCE of amazement that people continue to buy cars without properly test driving them first. Some people are silly enough not to test drive their intended purchase at all! The test
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TOYOTA HAS DEBUTED a next-generation Kluger SUV with a new design and advances in safety, comfort, quality and reliability. The world premiere of the fourth-generation Kluger at the New York International Auto Show revealed a
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TAKING OFF AROUND Australia can be done in many different ways, and as many over-50 Australians have discovered, one of the most sensible is in a Toyota HiAce fitted out for touring. Now there’s a
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Paul Murrell tests the 2019 Ford Mustang V8 Fastback with pricing, specs, ride and handling, safety, verdict and everything the over-50 driver needs to know. Summary: Three years after first arriving in Australia, the Ford
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IT IS THE HOT TOPIC of the moment, and judging by some of the opinions being thrown around, half of us will be driving electric cars within 20 years. But let’s take a more reasoned
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HERE AT seniordriveraus we’re always happy to suggest ways to spend your superannuation lump sum payout, and here’s another. Aston Martin has created a convertible version of its Super GT flagship and combined three iconic
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MOST NEW CAR BUYERS will research running costs, fuel consumption, servicing costs and a whole host of other expenses, but often overlook the most crippling cost of all: depreciation. We all know the old saw
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SOME PEOPLE THINK the fuel consumption figure on a new car’s windscreen is an unalterable fact of life, but the simple truth is that most cars’ fuel consumption will vary considerably from the quoted figure.
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