Since 2010 the SUV market has grown exponentially at the expense of normal sedans and hatchbacks.
We have been at the forefront of the growth, reviewing the vehicles on a fit for purpose basis, so you can make educated buying decisions.
The market is broad ranging from urban 2WD and AWD SUVS through to the large dual range 4WDs that are fast becoming a memory.
Family wagons, small and medium SUVs all are popular with buyers now and we are the best at reviewing them for you.
IUA has improved the comprehensive Isuzu ownership program, Service Plus 6-6-7; encompassing a 6 Year / 150,000 Kilometre Warranty, 6 Years Roadside Assistance and 7 Year/105,000 Kilometre Capped Price Servicing program. [Read More]
Here are two new small SUVs, Citroën’s brand new C3 Aircross, and the UX from LEXUS. Cue wistful music while I look longingly into the distance. [Read More]
Nissan Juke is designed for the urban warrior. It is all about expressing your personality outwardly in a smaller SUV style that is more at home in the streets of Surry Hills or St Kilda [Read More]
BMW has made a major upgrade to their X5 SUV. David Brown reviews its luxury and innovative features. The X5 has been the top selling large luxury SUV for well over a decade. [Read More]
The new BMW X4M40i is based on the technical blueprint of the BMW X3, but displays a coupe style, sporting character and a generous level of standard specifications – very much its own. [Read More]
Citroen C3 Aircross – Bringing more character to a sometimes homogenised segment, the C3 Aircross should be on your shopping list for an urban SUV if you like something just a little different. [Read More]
Mitsubishi Outlander – It’s been a while since I have driven an Outlander, the last one was the unimpressive PHEV on launch. However after spending a week in the AWD Exceed and the LS 2WD for a week, I have to say I have been pleasantly surprised. [Read More]
Subaru Outback With so many choices available now in SUV style vehicles, it’s often hard to decide what suits you best. Rob Fraser from OzRoamer takes the Subaru Outback for a run. [Read More]
Mazda CX-5. Overall I think this is a great car and I would be very happy having it as my everyday car. Going away would be perfect for whatever holiday we would like from filling the car up for camping to a luxury holiday and sightseeing with long distance travel. [Read More]
The Outback is one of those vehicles that grows on you the more you drive it. This is because the subtle luxuries and safety features are not intrusive but become apparent as time progresses. That is the essence of great design. [Read More]
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