Subaru’s iconic WRX and WRX STI pocket-rockets offer a new layer of safety technology in Model Year 2016 variants launched today.
Already enjoying sales success on a par with its late ‘90s peak, the current generation WRX will now also have 18-inch alloy wheels, while WRX Premium and WRX STI Premium add a suite of new Vision Assist technologies [Read More]
In this, the 65th year of Plus 4 production, Morgan are pleased to announce the AR Plus 4. Since 1950, the exhilarating Morgan +4 has been a mainstay of Morgan production. To celebrate 65 years of this iconic sports car, a strictly limited run of 50 vehicles will be built; each hand assembled and tuned by Morgan’s experienced AR Motorsport technicians. [Read More]
Launched in March 2011, FJ Cruiser has taken just four years and four months to reach the sales milestone at an average of 194 a month – almost twice the volume originally forecast for the model. [Read More]
The old Chrysler 300 was almost the motoring definition of cool especially in SRT format. However that cool has been traded for sophistication. The new Chrysler 300 is available in two specification levels, 300C and 300C Luxury. Australians have come to expect the highest levels of comfort, convenience and technology from the Chrysler 300 [Read More]
The first ever Infiniti Q30 Premium Active Compact is ready for its world premiere at the International Frankfurt Motor Show in September this year. The public premiere of the Q30 Active Compact comes exactly two years after its precursor, the Q30 Concept, was introduced at the 2013 Frankfurt show [Read More]
Subaru Australia is importing a limited number of WRX STI motorsport cars. The four-door 2.0-litre turbocharged cars come from a winning pedigree in rally and tarmac events worldwide. Dubbed WRX STI NR4 Spec, the cars are FIA-homologated and are eligible for FIA WRC2, ERC2 regional and progressive national championships, as they meet the FIA’s new NR4 regulations. [Read More]
The Hyundai i30 is a popular car in Australia, consecutively featuring in the top selling charts every year; and there’s a good reason for it: it’s a really great car. Recently we drove the only diesel option, the 1.6L CRDi Automatic in the Active variant. [Read More]
The new MINI John Cooper Works is the most powerful MINI to ever enter serial production. The flagship performance model of the MINI range features a 2.0 litre, four-cylinder TwinPower Turbo engine, producing 170kW and 320Nm of torque. Translated to the tarmac, the new MINI John Cooper Works accelerates from 0-100km/h in 6.1 seconds when optioned with a six-speed Steptronic sports transmission. [Read More]
In the Australian automotive industry, affordable luxury has become synonymous with Lexus and the innovative NX 200t is no exception, especially the top of the line Sports Luxury. [Read More]
We have for a few weeks the GLX single cab 5th generation 2WD Triton tray back ute to test. Launched earlier this year the often overlooked the 2WD versions provide invaluable capacity for trades people, rural and mine uses. The world of work and recreational utes is highly competitive and an important part of the Australian new car vehicle market with over 200,000 sold last year. [Read More]
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