Car advice for people whose age and IQ are both over 50.
THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC HAS brought about many changes, and one would appear to be a significant shift in the volume and type of cars enthusiasts are searching for and buying. Data from one of Europe’s
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BUYERS OF FORD SUVS and other “lifestyle” vehicles are keen to equip them with suitable “lifestyle” accessories. To make it easier for them and to ensure they are fitting accessories that meet Ford requirements, ARB
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IT’S FAIR TO SAY THAT things in the car business are in a state of flux, and car buyers, both new and used, are very confused. New cars are in short supply, mostly due to
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KEEPING UP WITH THE CHANGES in technology is a real challenge. Especially since a lot of seniordriveraus readers question the need for it, and the obligation to pay for it as part of a new
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IF YOU’RE IN THE MARKET FOR an EV (electric vehicle) it’s little wonder that you (like most other buyers) are totally confused by the contradictory and confusing messages put out by governments all around Australia.
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IN THE CURRENT CRAZY car market, it pays to get in early if you want to lock in the car of your choice. As a result, BMW has opened the order books for one of
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DUE TO INCREASING COSTS ASSOCIATED with the model year 2021 Isuzu D-Max, Isuzu Ute Australia (IUA) will introduce a price adjustment (PR speak for “increase”) for the D-Max range. “IUA has not taken the decision
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ONCE THE MOVE TO LONGER warranties was adopted by a few car companies (Kia led the way with its seven-year warranty, and Mitsubishi upped the ante with its ten-year warranty) it was almost inevitable that
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ONE OF OUR READERS RAISED an interesting point that we hadn’t considered before. When she bought her new car, it included (as so many do these days) roadside assist (in her case, for the duration
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IT’S A QUESTION WE’VE ASKED before: why do we need independent local testing of car safety when tests have already been conducted overseas? Now the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI) has called in to
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