Car advice for people whose age and IQ are both over 50.
THE CURRENT PANDEMIC SEEMS not to be having an effect on the sales of classic cars, if the latest UK auction results are any indicator. Classic Car Auctions September Live Online Auction was a huge
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ACCORDING TO A RECENT study by JD Power China, Chinese carmakers are still lagging behind international companies in terms of energy vehicle quality. JD Power is a company that provides consumer insights, data, analytics and
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PRICING FOR THE NEW MAZDA BT-50 has been eagerly awaited and is broadly within expectations. Despite a higher level of standard spec and safety, the new model is priced from $44,090 plus on road costs
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WE’VE ALWAYS ARGUED that good design is in the eye of the beholder (and consequently limit our comments on car design because it is the buyers who will make the final call) but when a
Continue readingA Toyota Yaris to take on Golf R, Civic Type R and Megane RS? Toyota thinks it can. ALONG WITH THE STEEP INCREASE in the base model price for Toyota’s small car Yaris, now there’s
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IT’S ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR vehicles on the Australian market, and the release of an even more capable variant is sure to make the Ford Ranger even more successful. The first ever Ford Ranger
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HOT ON THE HEELS OF THE MINI Nightfall Edition announced yesterday, Mini drops another limited-run collection with the new Rosewood Edition Hatch. A limited mix of the 3- and 5-Door Hatches will make up this
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MITSUBISHI MOTORS CORPORATION (MMC) today released a first look at the redesigned Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross. To be honest, the images were hardly worth releasing for anybody who wants a hint about how the new Eclipse
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WE THINK IT MAY BE a case of COVID-stir crazy, but the number of Mini (or MINI) limited editions shows no signs of slowing. Two new limited-edition variants have been launched in Australia. With sleek
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IT HAS ALWAYS WORRIED US that vehicles used by tradies and travellers seemed to skirt safety regulations, especially since they probably do more kilometres and their owners spend more time in them than everyday sedans
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