Many automotive manufacturers, in fact almost all, now include Apple Car Play and Android Auto as part of their infotainment system. Its all part of the drive to make sure you are connected at all times. [Read More]
Amarok is best for the active weekender, tradie, or anyone with a bunch of stuff to tote around. It’s not really for towing or solid off road work. [Read More]
If you go back five years the only 4WD wagon on the market that was based on a Ute was the Mitsubishi [Read More]
Peugeot 3008 has been redesigned. Lets look at the inside. Oo-la-la. Monsieur le designer has gone berserk. Let’s start with the dash, the most striking feature of the cabin. It is gorgeous. [Read More]
So to sum up, the Toyota Yaris Ascent was surprisingly pleasant to drive. It is very stylish for its size and barks above it weight in looks, so to speak. However the bark turns to no bite with the engine [Read More]
The Toyota Kluger looks good for a family wagon, drives with almost car like handling and ride, has an abundance of standard comfort and safety features and sells in droves for Toyota. [Read More]
My view of Infiniti was transformed, as if by magic, by the first kilometre in the Q50. The looks, the cabin, the electronics, all fabulous. The icing on the cake is the stellar performance. [Read More]
Honda has regained its mojo with the new Honda Civic VTi-LX launched earlier this year. For years, Honda languished behind in the hi-tech world of driver aids and cabin tech, but not anymore. [Read More]
I recently had the chance to review the Suzuki Ignis GLX SUV. This isn’t Suzuki’s first day at the races. They’ve been making SUVs for years. The original Vitara was a revelation for the industry. [Read More]
Holden updated the Commodore SS Ute range in early 2017. The Holden SS Ute has become part of the Australian culture and yet with the manufacturing changes coming, will no longer be available. [Read More]
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