Mercedes-Benz Australia has announced pricing and specification for the new generation Mercedes-Benz A-Class which goes on sale in January 2016. Combining benchmark driving dynamics and safety technologies with enhanced design and connectivity features, the new A-Class is sportier than ever, and ready for a new generation. [Read More]
The Fiat 500 family has welcomed its newest member, the 500X – the new compact crossover that marks the latest evolution of iconic 500 brand. The all-new Fiat 500X was designed at Centro Stile in Turin, Italy, where designers leveraged the character and iconic features of the Fiat 500 into a larger and more mature package [Read More]
Road & Travel Magazine (RTM) has named the 2016 Kia Optima as its International Car of the Year and the 2016 Sorento its International SUV of the Year. [Read More]
Peugeot Australia will launch not one but two variations of its highly anticipated 308 GTi by Peugeot Sport for under $50,000* – significantly below earlier expectations. [Read More]
Overall, the Kia Optima continues the aerodynamic, svelte styling of its predecessor while improving the driving performance and technical specifications. I predict the Optima will surprise those who take the time to go and test-drive this vehicle. [Read More]
The Holden name holds weight here in Australia – it’s quintessentially Australian, it’s a name that evokes a sense of reliability, solid build and value for money. The Cruze is no exception and in true Holden style – even the base model Equipe has surprising features and is a real contender in the small car category. [Read More]
BMW Group Australia has unveiled pricing and specification for the new BMW 3 Series Sedan and Touring ahead of its local market launch in October this year. Starting from $54,900* for the 318i Sedan, the new BMW 3 Series Sedan and Touring range features enhanced levels of specification and improved driver dynamics. [Read More]
With its distinctive lighting signature and balanced proportions, New Mégane is first and foremost a Renault. It adopts the brand’s design DNA with broad, sculpted shoulders and a front face incorporating the brand’s new design identity, including a large, vertical logo [Read More]
At the Frankfurt International Motor Show, CITROËN will premier a concept car inspired by the iconic 1960s Citroen Méhari: the CITROËN CACTUS M. An ‘outdoor’ take on the C4 Cactus, this new concept car has a bright, upbeat personality. Looking beyond design, CITROËN is expressing a lifestyle approach with the CACTUS M, [Read More]
Citroen Australia has announced it will introduce two drivetrains for Cactus; a turbocharged petrol manual and turbo-diesel semi-automatic. Due for local launch during the first quarter of 2016, the Cactus will bring with a range of innovative technologies paired to unparalleled customisation and Citroen’s leading 6 year warranty, service and support program. [Read More]
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