Car advice for people whose age and IQ are both over 50.
MASERATI IS DEFINITELY getting right into the swing of things, and the latest release, the Maserati MC Edition, if you can afford it, looks very tempting. MC stands for Maserati Corse: a sporty nature, fostered
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Chris Riley tests the 2022 Kia Niro Electric S with pricing, specs, ride and handling, safety, verdict and everything the over-50 driver needs to know. Summary: Finally, there are some EVs worth buying, and the
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Ian Crawford has had a long and interesting motoring life and owned many potent and exciting cars, but this Leyland V8-powered Austin-Healey BN4 frightens even him. FOR MOST OF MY ADULT LIFE I’ve had a
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THE HYUNDAI SANTA FE HAS PROVEN very popular with Australian buyers, a situation sure to continue with the announcement of upgrades across the range, despite a price increase of between $850 and $1700, depending on
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WITH THE CURRENT OBSESSION for SUVs among Australian buyers, it makes sense for Cupra to launch into the market with its Ateca SUV. And knowing how buyers think, it makes equal sense to introduce a
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ONE OF OUR FAVOURITE CARS has just had $1000 knocked off its price. But there’s a reason: due to supply problems, the $1000-cheaper Tiguan R makes the premium sound system a $1000 option. Earlier this
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Chris Riley tests the 2022 Mazda BT-50 Thunder with pricing, specs, ride and handling, safety, verdict and everything the over-50 driver needs to know. Summary: The BT-50 is a bit of a sales disappointment for
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RECOGNISING THAT MORE than 70 percent of Mazda CX-8 customers choose petrol engines over the diesel option since first offering a petrol variant in 2020, Mazda CX-8 line-up now sees all FWD variants feature the
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KIA IS MOVING FORWARD with a great deal of confidence, and its new EV6 electric SUV is making a lot of people sit up and take notice. In fact, the enquiry rate from the reveal
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AS UTES BECOME THE default choice for many Australians as their everyday transport, there is an increasing need for what was once exclusively a word vehicle to fulfil more and more functions. Ford recognises that
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