LDV T60 takes 10% market share in Ute segment. This could be the headline in 2-3 years if SAIC has anything to say about the market penetration for its new T60 dual cab Ute launched today in Sydney. [Read More]
Holden Colorado Z71 review. I have always been a fan of the Colorado, it is a robust and solid 4WD Ute. The Z71 adds a host of cosmetic features that increase its appeal to the stylish end of the market. [Read More]
On sale now, the N-SPORT™ Black Edition complements four contemporary exterior colours including Cosmic Black, Slate Grey, Brilliant Silver and Diamond White. [Read More]
In a world that is seeing the 4WD become an AWD SUV we should be thanking Toyota for persevering with the costs of upgrading the LC70. It will be a dark day when this iconic vehicle is no longer available for sale. [Read More]
After the few days at the farm we headed the Triton Exceed back to Sydney to face city traffic again and reflected on the fact that the Triton is equally at home in both places. [Read More]
I have had the opportunity to drive the Mitsubishi Triton GLS AT 4WD Dual Cab Ute for about three weeks over a variety of circumstances and uses and it continues to impress. [Read More]
Often overlooked yet very practical is the 4×2 version single cab chassis Ute. Last week we had the Mazda BT50 version of this ubiquitous uniquely Australian vehicle. As is the case when we have such a vehicle it gets a fair workout shifting gear around [Read More]
We have had the Mitsubishi Triton Single Cab GLX 2WD Trayback Ute for about 8 weeks now and it has proved extremely popular and useful. The 2015 Triton GLX 2WD Trayback Ute is often overlooked but is an almost ideal work and tradie ute. Over the last two weeks we have used the carrying capabilities daily as we are doing a house renovation. [Read More]
Mitsubishi Motors will introduce two new 4×2 Triton GLX variants to its 2016 line-up, adding a new entry level 2.4-litre petrol GLX Single Cab from $21,990 RRP and a manual transmission version of the GLX Double Cab from $33,490 RRP. [Read More]
So the 2015 Ranger has improvements to the interior ambience, more SUV refinement, higher prices (they were always expensive), more safety features but no reach adjustment for the steering wheel and the flawed commercial decision not to include the lifesaving reversing cameras as standard. [Read More]
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