Kia releases the all new Carnival in 2021
All new Carnival – For over two decades and three generations Kia’s eight-seat Carnival has been the go-to vehicle for anyone needing [Read More]
All new Carnival – For over two decades and three generations Kia’s eight-seat Carnival has been the go-to vehicle for anyone needing [Read More]
Subaru is significantly elevating the specification list across its entire new generation Outback range, which appears in showrooms from March 2021. [Read More]
The Nissan X-Trail is a very common sight on Australian roads and that’s for good reason, it’s an SUV that does pretty much everything right. [Read More]
SsangYong recently launched Korando , previously a design disaster, blends advanced technology with a modern style in a competitive segment. [Read More]
Toyota Corolla, what can be more synonymous with the Toyota brand in Australia. In years gone past it was Australia’s top selling car by far, and Rob Fraser has just driven the new hybrid version. [Read More]
For over two decades and three generations Kia’s eight-seat Carnival has been the go-to vehicle for anyone needing to move a tribe in both the private and commercial world. [Read More]
But Bentley’s debut electric vehicle, due in 2025, will spearhead a series of radical new models as Bentley pursues new market segments.
Audi has released the S5 Sportback, Coupe and Cabriolet highlighting that sports cars are not dead in the swing to SUVs. The stylishly designed models are powered by a 3.0-litre turbocharged V6 engine [Read More]
Audi has launched the SQ5 TDI quattro Special Edition. priced from just under $105,000 plus the usual costs. [Read More]
Audi has released the S4 Sedan and S4 Avant or wagon continuing their tradition of sports wagons. The stylishly redesigned models are powered by a 3.0-litre turbocharged V6 engine that produces 260kW, and peak torque of 500Nm available from as low as 1370rpm. [Read More]
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