You would not get people using public transport until you work out how you can fart on public transport and not offend anyone just like you can do when you’re driving your own car. [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]
We are not yet at the stage where your car will turn into a bouncy castle just before a crash but, if they get this to work, it will be another way in which technology is making the car highly adaptable [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]
Subaru is changing the way cars are retailed in Australia. Consumers like to shop, they generally don’t like to be pressured. So what has Subaru done about enhancing the customer experience? [Read More]
Hot Hatch performance enthusiasts are having an early Christmas present with Ford announcing that a limited run of 500 Focus RS Limited Editions will be available for Australia. [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]
Kia has created a lot of excitement around the Kia Stinger. It has performance pundits perplexed and now has them in a frenzy. Kia will launch with a stinger price. [Read More]
A new report from Simon Fraser University’s School of Resource and Environmental Management challenges several assumptions about decarbonizing Canadian transport. [Read More]
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