Hyundai Venue – Hyundai have launched a new SUV onto the market, the Venue. They picked the name because they want you to think that it is “the place to be!”: clever marketing. They are also calling it an SUV – that needs more clarification. [Read More]
All-new Peugeot 508 GT is available with one engine/transmission choice and two body styles. The sleek Fastback and elegant Sportswagon. Priced from $53,990* and $55,990* respectively and exterior colour choice and an opening panoramic sunroof the only options. [Read More]
Bentley’s swarm of 120,000 Flying Bees have produced their first crop of Bentley honey. The bees, who only took up residence at Bentley’s Crewe site in May this year, are proving to be every bit as productive as their human Colleagues [Read More]
Citroen is a name synonymous with a proud history and innovation. In recent years in Australia it has had a rocky journey, but this started to turn around recently with vehicles such as the C5 Aircross. Rob Fraser has just spent a week in one. [Read More]
Mazda MX-5 (Miata) 30th Anniversary Edition sold out within nano-seconds of becoming available. There were only 3,000 MX 5 (Miata) 30th made and only of those for 30 in Australia. [Read More]
The latest incarnation of the brand’s iconic sportscar, the Audi TT and TTS, arrive in Australia this month, bringing sharp new styling and a significant increase in standard equipment. [Read More]
Hyundai Motor Company alongside Kia Motors Corporation today announced its investment into IONITY, a joint venture established by global automakers. Under the agreement Hyundai and Kia, affiliated automotive companies for Hyundai Motor Group (the Group [Read More]
Sitting between the Ranger Raptor and the Ranger Wildtrak, Ford has released the Wildtrak X, features such as exclusive 18-inch black-alloy wheels, black wheel-arch flares, black front nudge bar with LED light bar, as well as a snorkel. [Read More]
When the first Suzuki Vitara came out in 1988 it introduced a competent four-wheel drive into a smaller vehicle segment. David Brown sees if the latest model still fits that image. [Read More]
Is Holden finished in Australia – The short answer is YES but they haven’t announced it yet. It seems that everything you look at and the continual assertions that they are committed to Australia all seem to indicate that the once iconic Australian brand is on the way out. [Read More]
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