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]
Citroen is a name synonymous with a proud history and innovation. In recent years in Australia it has had a rocky journey, but this started to turn around recently with vehicles such as the C5 Aircross. Rob Fraser has just spent a week in one. [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]
The third-generation BMW X6 will arrive in Australia in the fourth quarter of 2019 with an enhanced styling package, sleek proportions, new infotainment systems and the option of BMW’s new high-capacity towing solution across all models. [Read More]
C5 Aircross has a simple 2 model line-up highlights the ethos of the Australian branch of French Car Maker Peugeot-Citroën. Keep it simple, and keep it relevant, and you can’t go wrong. [Read More]
Toyota’s Prado in some ways has always been an underrated 4WD. Designed as a direct competitor for the hugely successful Pajero, it is often dubbed a soccer mums taxi, however the Prado has always had excellent off road ability. [Read More]
I still have trouble with the naff name but after driving Nissan’s new Qashqai ST+, all is forgotten because it’s a really [Read More]
BMW X6 – BMW is unveiling a new edition of the model that lit the fuse for an innovative and highly distinctive breed of car: the Sports Activity Coupe (SAC). The new BMW X6 blends the agile and versatile driving properties of a Sports Activity Vehicle with the head-turning looks of a coupe [Read More]
Honda first made their HRV small SUV 20 years ago. It was a boxy little station wagon shape with a chiselled nose. They stopped in 2006 and then came back in 2015 with a whole new model that looked more like a modern hatchback. [Read More]
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