In December last year, Toyota unveiled an arguably overdue all-new RAV4 – improving its design, capability, safety and technology. On test recently was the top-of-the-range AWD Cruiser with 2.5L petrol engine. [Read More]
Toyota’s Camry is on the verge of achieving two significant milestones – 22 consecutive years as Australia’s best-selling mid-size car and all-time sales of 700,000 locally built four-cylinder cars. New Year fireworks will coincide with Camry continuing an unbroken run that began in 1994 as the most popular car in its segment among Australian motorists. [Read More]
Volvo Cars’ ongoing research into autonomous driving has confirmed what we all know – that the daily commute is taking the joy [Read More]
When people ask me what my ultimate ‘Family Car’ is I always reply – the Toyota Kluger. To me, it’s the essential ‘Soccer Mum’ car. This week we have had the top of the AWD line – the Grande – to test. [Read More]
Polestar, the performance brand of Volvo Cars, will operate as a dynamic and independent enterprise under Volvo Cars’ ownership, according to Håkan Samuelsson, President and Chief Executive of Volvo Cars. Mr Samuelson said Polestar will have its own management team and will control its own product strategy, research and development, as well as marketing and sales. [Read More]
The All New Vitara , which goes on sale today, will come in two grades – RT-S and RT-X. All Vitara models come standard with Satellite Navigation, Reversing Camera, LED Daytime Running lights, 17 inch alloy wheels, Privacy glass and more, establishing a high value specification base [Read More]
Volvo’s new luxury 7-seater SUV, the XC90, has been awarded 5 stars and achieved top ratings in its 2015 Euro New Car Assessment Programme (NCAP) tests. The XC90 also scored 100% in the Safety Assist category. The XC90 features advanced pedestrian protection functionality that independent safety regulators have yet to include in their testing protocols [Read More]
Toyota has powered-up its market-leading LandCruiser Prado with higher levels of performance and driving enjoyment by introducing a new-generation turbo-diesel engine, improved petrol V6 and new six-speed automatic transmission. The all-new high-torque 2.8-litre four-cylinder engine is 227cm3 smaller than the engine it replaces, yet it boosts output with up to 450Nm of torque while reducing fuel use and emissions1. [Read More]
Toyota has been busy and the updated Landcruiser due in October tops off a busy period. The update to the legendary Landcruiser includes styling, performance and safety advances. More details about the changes to LandCruiser 200 will be announced at launch timing in October. [Read More]
Subaru’s EyeSight™ driver assist technology featured in 43 per cent of its vehicles sold in the first half of 2015. As the Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP) and the Australian Medical Association (AMA) join forces to campaign for autonomous braking technology to become standard in all new cars, Subaru’s own statistics show it is a pioneering leader in the field. [Read More]
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