Audi Q3 Sportback here in 2020
FURTHER BLURRING THE LINES between models, Audi is adding a compact SUV with coupé styling to its model range with the Audi Q3 Sportback. The new model combines the convenience of an SUV with the
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New Mitsubishi Pajero Sport revealed
NOW AVAILABLE TO THAI customers, Mitsubishi’s new Pajero Sport is expected to reach Australian consumers in early 2020. New Pajero Sport adopts a more refined, powerful appearance, complemented with a refreshed interior. Designers have added
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Kia Seltos will be here Q4
AFTER MONTHS OF teasers and drip-feed details, the new Kia Seltos, unveiled earlier this year, goes on sale in Australia in Q4 this year. This is the vehicle that we over-50s aren’t supposed to be
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Mitsubishi Triton and Mirage best-in-class running costs
WHILE MOST BUYERS are fixated on the purchase price of new cars, the actual cost of owning and running one over the ownership period depends on a variety of factors, many of which buyers tend
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Surveys show what it costs to run your car
MOST PEOPLE ARE FIXATED on the initial purchase price of any car they’re thinking about buying, but the real cost of ownership depends on a number of factors over the full period you have it.
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Toyota adds key safety upgrades to top-selling model, Hilux.
FINALLY, WE’RE SEEING some significant safety initiatives for commercial vehicles, and not before time. These improvements are worthwhile on at least two levels: these vehicles are often not bought as commercial vehicles but by private
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New BMW X1 LCI pricing and details released
WITH NEWLY-DESIGNED exterior elements, additional interior touchpoints and more choice of paints, upholsteries and trims, plus upgraded technology, the popular BMW X1 (which BMW calls a “sports activity vehicle) is sure to continue selling strongly.
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Hybrid Hyundai Sonata “under review” for Australia
THE MARCH TOWARDS offering all models with a range of engines including electric and hybrid, shows no sign of abating any time soon, although not all of them are destined for Australian showrooms. Hyundai Motor
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Is Toyota going all trendy on us?
FOR YEARS, THE DEFINITION of “conservative” was Toyota. Often derided as being the automotive equivalent of whitegoods, the company always seemed a step or two behind the times, at least in terms of styling. But
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Next Corvette in RHD, coming to Australia
IT’S BEEN A LONG TIME coming, but General Motors Holden confirmed today that the next generation mid-engine Corvette will be built in right-hand-drive (RHD) and will be for sale in Australia. “Finally!” cry the GM
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