On test this week we had the opportunity to drive the somewhat sporty 1.2 e-THP Active Hatch. Peugeots are known for their quirks but the 208 has tamed these to provide a value based spritely 5 door hatch that provides comfort, style, safety and plenty of competition for the segment leaders. [Read More]
The fourth generation Sportage is better in all aspects than the previous model and that is saying something. As a mid sixed AWD SUV it is quiet, smooth to drive, has a quality spacious interior ambiance and enough design to differentiate itself from the mass offerings in the market. Definitely worth a look.
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Remember that while the X4xDrive30d is technically an AWD SUV, it definitely isn’t designed for virtually any sort of off road driving. That will promote a lot of argument amongst readers I am guessing. It is ideally suited to trips to the snow with icy roads, trips to the holiday house or farm [Read More]
The appeal of the small SUV is that you still retain the stylish practicalities of a city vehicle while reaping the benefits of space the SUV design has to offer – a balance the Mitsubishi ASX has managed to achieve. [Read More]
The 2016 Mitsubishi Triton Single Cab GLX 2WD Trayback Ute has been the superstar in our renovation. We would have struggled to do it without. I think I have sold about three similar Utes to trade people turning up to do quotes. Unfortunately the good people at Mitsubishi actually wanted their Ute back [Read More]
The small SUV car market has boomed in Australia and this week we have tested two options the Honda HRV VTi-L and the Mazda CX-3 Akari. [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]
The Holden Caprice V-Series is a refined, luxurious and powerful vehicle, yet despite the impressive list features – its high fuel consumption and sheer size limit its practicalities as a private vehicle, instead being favoured amongst the upper echelon of hire cars. [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]
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