Car advice for people whose age and IQ are both over 50.
TYRING TO FIND A REASON for the sudden sales drop for the Jeep Grand Cherokee is certainly not easy, and sure to be top-of-mind for Stellantis Australian executives. Perhaps one of the factors has been
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WHEN IT COMES TO LEARNING how to drive and understanding road rules, many of the skills are naturally taken from the person you learnt from – whether that’s a parent, family member or professional instructor.
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RESEARCH SHOWS THAT ON AVERAGE, an EV tyre can extend the range of a car with a 400km range (WLTP) by seven percent, or the equivalent of 30km per charge. This means that an average
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WE ALL KNOW THAT TYRES are a substantial expense, and there is a strong temptation to buy on price. But is there really any difference between budget brands and the (usually) much more expensive premium
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IT IS A CLEAR SIGN OF MG’S intent to compete on the world stage that they have welcomed renowned car designer Jozef Kaban to the team. He joins MG as the Vice President of MG’s
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IN A DISTURBING TREND, radar detectors are being offered for sale online in pop-up ads. Now, in the interests of transparency, we have to admit to owning a series of radar detectors way back when
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ALFA ROMEO HAS FOUND ITSELF in a bit of a quandary over the name of its new SUV, the European release of which was reported here on seniordriveraus on Tuesday. The new car, the Milano,
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ŠKODA IS CONTINUING TO REINFORCE its unique combination of European design and quality, more metal for the money and easy ownership with the announcement of the Škoda Kodiaq SportLine for the same price as the
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ONE OF THE THINGS EVERYONE hates about buying a new car is the relentless pressure to “upsell”. And we all know the technique of being dragged into an office to be sold the advantages of
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TESLA AND POLESTAR HAVE WITHDRAWN from the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries, claiming the FCAI is “misleading the public over future new vehicle prices” under the New Vehicle Efficiency Standard (NVES). Hot on the heels
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