Car advice for people whose age and IQ are both over 50.
BUYING A NEW CAR IS DIFFICULT enough without other factors coming in that may see you buying one about to be removed from the Australian market. A new ADR (Australian Design Rule) is about to
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WE’VE ALREADY HAD MORE than one seniordriveraus reader contact us regarding pre-collision braking unexpectedly activating in Subaru’s large SUV, the Outback. One reader complained that he was test driving a 2021 Subaru Outback in the
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WHILE WE ARE YET TO BE convinced that autonomous emergency braking is without fault, there is no doubt that it is doing its bit to reduce the number of nose-to-tail collisions. Our reservation is that
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ACCORDING TO ANCAP, consumer uptake of autonomous emergency braking has increased substantially. In December 2015, AEB was standard on just three percent of new cars and not available for any price on 55 percent. By
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UPGRADES TO SAFETY equipment are coming thick and fast, and that’s to everyone’s advantage. Latest to get an important upgrade is Ford’s Everest. It has been updated to include Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) with Pedestrian
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