Lexus LY 650 – In its continuing challenge to deliver innovative and amazing experiences to its customers, Lexus held the world premiere of its first luxury yacht, the Lexus LY 650, in Florida – with interest flowing from customers all the way over in Australia. [Read More]
Hyundai Venue – Hyundai have launched a new SUV onto the market, the Venue. They picked the name because they want you to think that it is “the place to be!”: clever marketing. They are also calling it an SUV – that needs more clarification. [Read More]
All-new Peugeot 508 GT is available with one engine/transmission choice and two body styles. The sleek Fastback and elegant Sportswagon. Priced from $53,990* and $55,990* respectively and exterior colour choice and an opening panoramic sunroof the only options. [Read More]
The latest incarnation of the brand’s iconic sportscar, the Audi TT and TTS, arrive in Australia this month, bringing sharp new styling and a significant increase in standard equipment. [Read More]
Hyundai Motor Company alongside Kia Motors Corporation today announced its investment into IONITY, a joint venture established by global automakers. Under the agreement Hyundai and Kia, affiliated automotive companies for Hyundai Motor Group (the Group [Read More]
Hyundai has developed a new prototype on-board electric scooter. The company plans to enable first- and last-mile mobility through integrating the scooter with future Hyundai and Kia vehicles. [Read More]
C5 Aircross – The French tend to always have a knack in the car industry for creating cars that have a left [Read More]
When the first Suzuki Vitara came out in 1988 it introduced a competent four-wheel drive into a smaller vehicle segment. David Brown sees if the latest model still fits that image. [Read More]
We all know that buying a new car can be exciting, but we often keep these cars for a long time. Do they just stay a means of transport or become something more. Rob Fraser tells us about his own car [Read More]
Have you ever been scared or even angry when driving because the line markings are not clear? Well the UK is applying new technology to identify when the lines become blurred as David Brown reports. [Read More]
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