Car advice for people whose age and IQ are both over 50.
ON 6 NOVEMBER 1955 the Maserati Tipo 300S, with Juan Manuel Fangio at the wheel, was the first to take the chequered flag at the Venezuela GP, marking the start of two years of major
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HYUNDAI IS CERTAINLY NOT holding back when it comes to expanding the N Line range of its vehicles. The latest tease applies to the Sonata. Hyundai hopes it will “inject excitement into the midsize sedan
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NISSAN’S NAVARA IS HUGELY POPULAR with Australian buyers, so the release of a refreshed model with greater safety, more comfort and improved driving pleasure will come as welcome news. The Navara, known as the Nissan
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IT MAY FEEL LIKE IT’S been around forever, but there’s life in the old Land Rover Defender yet. Land Rover has given Bowler, UK manufacturer of all terrain performance cars and rally vehicles, permission to
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MANY PEOPLE CONSIDER THE Type 15 Mk1 BRM V16 racing car to be the best-sounding racing car ever. However, it’s been 70 years since new BRMs were on the track, so many of us have
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SURE TO SHAKE UP THE CREW CAB ute segment, GWM’s new ute range will be offered in 4WD in Australia (unlike NZ which gets a 2WD variant) and powered exclusively by a turbodiesel engine. The
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TOYOTA’S NEW COMPACT CROSSOVER, the Yaris Cross has been designed, according to the company, as a stylish compact package designed to meet the lifestyle needs of active urban dwellers. As Toyota’s first entry in the
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THE GENESIS RANGE CONTINUES to expand with the release of the GV70. The much-anticipated GV70 becomes the fifth model in the Genesis line-up, joining the G70, G80 and G90 sedans, and the GV80 SUV. Like
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THE GENESIS G80 IS THE LATEST large luxury sedan from the now-separated Hyundai brand. In line with others of its ilk, it boasts aspirational design, rich quality, and leading-edge safety and luxury technology, and joins
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THE YEAR 2020 HAS BEEN A TURBULENT one for the car market globally, and particularly in Europe. Although car registrations dropped by 29 percent during the first nine months of the year – to 8.54
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