We have for a few weeks the GLX single cab 5th generation 2WD Triton tray back ute to test. Launched earlier this year the often overlooked the 2WD versions provide invaluable capacity for trades people, rural and mine uses. The world of work and recreational utes is highly competitive and an important part of the Australian new car vehicle market with over 200,000 sold last year. [Read More]
Back in the early 2000’s Mitsubishi revolutionised the 4WD market with a large 4WD that actually had road manners. The issue is that apart from improvements along the way the Pajero you buy today is essentially at the core the same as that first vehicle. It still has excellent on road handling for its size and more than competent off road ability, [Read More]
With the ever changing motor vehicle market, the wagon has become an endangered species. However, our recent review of the Peugeot 308 Touring Allure Premium suggests that it’s not wise to discount the wagon just yet. [Read More]
I am a big believer that first impressions always count and Peugeot makes a bold one. There is no mistaking a Peugeot for anything else and its distinctively French DNA is ever-present in the new 308. The 308 GT comes in two drivetrain options – the manual 1.6L turbo petrol or an automatic 2.0L turbo diesel – the latter being our test vehicle for the week. [Read More]
When someone mentions a Toyota Corolla, the first thing that comes to mind is the perfect car for retirees. However, I was pleasantly surprised when I jumped inside the ZR Hatch and I began to see that the Corolla range really has a much wider appeal than most think. [Read More]
With the availability of a new platform in the KIA assembly shed, Kia have taken the opportunity to redesign the third generation Sorento. About the only carry over from the previous model is the tweaked 2.2L diesel, the 3.4L V6 is a new engine for this platform. [Read More]
The New 2015 Outback is a significant improvement over the previous model in style and sophistication. 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]
Peugeot has aimed to position the 508 above the lower end of the large car market. It is now attractive to those who are looking for practicality, value and appropriate touches of luxury without the hefty price tag that comes with a more recognized luxury brand name.
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There is an age old saying that says “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”. That’s what comes to mind when I think of the Toyota 86 – the perfect combination of performance, price and presence. The 86 has been successful in capturing the hearts of young motoring enthusiasts and middle aged men wanting to revert to their teenage years. [Read More]
Launched in 2014 and with a heritage that dates back to 1974 the Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk is the Cherokee for true 4WD enthusiasts. Rubicon rated the Trailhawk easily fills the 4WD role at the top of the model lineup. If only there was a diesel version.
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