Car advice for people whose age and IQ are both over 50.
CHARGING AN ELECTRIC VEHICLE in the UK using a public charging point can cost almost 10 times more than charging up at home, according to Britain’s What Car? According to What Car?, you’ll pay an eye-watering
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And keyless technology is a major factor A RECENT STUDY in the UK has revealed which vehicles are most popular with car thieves, and the findings are highly likely to be replicated in Australia. Analysis
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Fast-moving industry trends are having a major impact on the future plans of the world’s automakers. This story was prepared by Gerry Malloy, President of the World Car Awards Association Fast-moving industry trends such as
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YOU HAVE TO HAVE some sympathy for car companies caught up in the Takata airbag recall, a situation not of their own making, but costing them millions. And the ACCC seems to be on their
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THE TOYOTA ROAD RULES quiz highlighted an area of some confusion regarding dogs in cars. Apparently, 64 percent of respondents thought it was allowable to have a dog sit on your lap while driving (some
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IT IS SOMETIMES incomprehensible why Australia’s rules are different from those in other markets, and often far more stringent (ISOfix child seat fittings being a case in point). Now it has been announced that Australia’s
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IT IS INDEED a sad day for the Australian motor industry as GM announces that the Holden brand will be retired from sales in Australia and New Zealand and local design and engineering operations will
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WHILE THE AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT buries its head in the sand about climate change and alternative power sources, the British government has brought forward plans to achieve zero carbon emissions by 2050. A major step towards
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ROAD SAFETY IS A major issue, and it is a shocking fact that too many drivers simply don’t know the rules. And a driver who doesn’t know or obey the road rules is a danger
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IT MUST HAVE SEEMED like a good idea at the time, but poor sales for Mercedes-Benz’s foray into the crew cab ute market means it will be discontinued in May. It’s been a very short
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