The Pro_cee’d GT is Kia’s ticket to the sports-hatch party and is continuing to prove it deserves to be on the invite list. Its competitive pricing and balance between practicality and ‘hot-hatch’ appeal make it a vehicle that cannot be ignored. [Read More]
There are not many vehicles that surprise me these days; however the Hyundai Sonata certainly did! The Sonata Premium exudes a sense of luxury, comfort and ease that is way beyond its price tag. [Read More]
We got to test two variants, the Outlander XLS 2.4L CVT petrol version and the Outlander Exceed 2.2L DiD AT version. Two different approaches, two different drive trains and engines but both 4wd versions [Read More]
The Forester has long been a favourite here at AnyAuto with its boxer engines, Symmetrical AWD capability and Subaru quality and innovation. Externally the style could be described as conservative meets practicality. The midsized AWD SUV maintains sleek lines without resorting to the sloped and tiny rear windows [Read More]
Every year, Kia aims to further silence their critics through creating competitive edges and their hero vehicle, the Cerato, is no exception. See how our test vehicle, the Cerato Hatch S Premium fared. [Read More]
Toyota has shown the all new Toyota Fortuna at the Global Launch in Sydney. Based on the Toyota Hilux, the Fortuna is the wagon version that has the same underpinnings, transmission, engine, driveline, four wheel drive and front end. However it will ride on five link coil rear suspension and has seven seats [Read More]
The Hyundai i30 is a popular car in Australia, consecutively featuring in the top selling charts every year; and there’s a good reason for it: it’s a really great car. Recently we drove the only diesel option, the 1.6L CRDi Automatic in the Active variant. [Read More]
In the Australian automotive industry, affordable luxury has become synonymous with Lexus and the innovative NX 200t is no exception, especially the top of the line Sports Luxury. [Read More]
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]
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