Car advice for people whose age and IQ are both over 50.
A RASH OF NEW LARGE SUV releases has put pressure on the top performers in the category, so it’s not surprising to see Mazda upgrade its popular three-row (seven-seater) CX-8 large SUV for 2021, including
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THE MERCEDES-BENZ C-CLASS has pulled in a large number of buyers who may have previously not thought anything with the three-pointed star would find garage space in their homes. As the first classic model series
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THE YEAR 2020 HAS BEEN A TURBULENT one for the car market globally, and particularly in Europe. Although car registrations dropped by 29 percent during the first nine months of the year – to 8.54
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KIA’S BIG SUV, THE SORENTO has proven a winner with the over-50s nomads and the new model is set to continue that record. Advancing the safety and comfort standards the outgoing model set for the
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IT MUST BE THE MONTH of the return of the diesel. Following VW’s announcement that the Tiguan Allspace range will see the return of a diesel variant, Audi has also announced the return of the
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OVER RECENT MONTHS, Volkswagen has been plugging gaps in its range, and the latest is the return of the 140TDI diesel-engined Tiguan Allspace, previously unavailable due to WLTP-related production restrictions (the WLTP procedure is a
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TAKE A RANGE ROVER, ADD even more luxury and personalisation and then, for good measure, throw in a 416kW supercharged V8 and you have a very special vehicle. Since 2014 the expert engineers and craftspeople
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THE LATEST ITERATION OF BMW’S CELEBRATED 5 Series will arrive in Australia via six variants with high levels of standard specification to complement the model’s technical updates. The new 5 Series features significant upgrades to
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LARGE LUXURY SUVs don’t come much bigger or more luxurious than Audi’s Q8. The new Q8 50 TDI quattro joins the Q8 55 TFSI, adding a desirable diesel (with mild-hybrid technology) for buyers to consider.
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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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