Car advice for people whose age and IQ are both over 50.
SUVS ARE RAPIDLY JOINING the increasing list of electric vehicles on offer to Australian buyers, and the latest is Nissan’s all-new, fourth-generation X-Trail e-POWER with e-4ORCE (see what we mean about “silly names”?) Nissan’s most
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THE OLD TRUISM IS THAT racing improves the breed, and Mercedes-AMG is out to prove it with the new Mercedes-AMG C 43 4MATIC. The latest generation of the Mercedes-AMG 2.0-litre four-cylinder engine now utilises technology
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MITSUBISHI HAS INTRODUCED UPDATES for the MY23 Eclipse Cross small SUV range. “With its evolved styling, efficient drivetrain, comfortable interior and impressive safety credentials, the latest-generation Eclipse Cross has impressed media and customers alike since
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WITH SUPPLY OF NEW VEHICLES being restricted by Australian port congestion and component issues, CUPRA says it can ensure delivery to customers of its performance SUVs within a few weeks of them ordering online The
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WE CAN SPEAK FROM EXPERIENCE when we report that there is considerable interest in new brand, Polestar. And it’s been confirmed with the Swedish electric performance car brand reporting almost 7000 expressions of interest in
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BMW’S TWINS UNDER THE SKIN, X5 and X6, have been treated to a raft of new design elements, revised powertrains, greater efficiency and a substantial increase to standard specification, and will launch in Australia in
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Chris Riley tests the 2022 Kia EV6 AWD GT-Line with pricing, specs, ride and handling, safety, verdict and everything the over-50 driver needs to know. Summary: Kia’s EV6 shows that you can live with an
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HYUNDAI IS PUSHING AHEAD WITH the electrification of its fleet. The latest is the Ioniq 6, which packs game-changing technologies into a sleek streamliner body inspired by the Hyundai Prophecy concept. The all-electric Ioniq 6
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DESPITE HAVING A LOW-KEY reputation in Australia, one of the best hot hatches has always had a dedicated (if limited) following. The final iteration of Renault Sport’s agenda-setting, segment-creating, hot-hatch has arrived in Australia –
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THE ARRIVAL OF THE Leon V hot hatch, priced from $47,990 (driveaway, or $43,990 plus on road costs) completes Cupra’s performance hatchback range. Cupra Leon V standard equipment includes 18-inch alloys, electronic differential, Dynamic Chassis
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