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HYUNDAI’S N RANGE IS PROVING a hit with sports-minded motorists who recognise value for money when they see it. The fourth and final new N high-performance model for 2021 is the hard-hitting i30 Sedan N.
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AFTER SHOWING ITS NEW Shooting Brake (station wagon to you and I) at Goodwood, Genesis has introduced new G70 Shooting Brake to Australia, bringing the timeless appeal of a sleek coupe-styled luxury sports car with the
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SURE TO ATTRACT AN ENTHUSIASTIC following, the latest addition to the Hyundai N range is the i20 N, the first light hot hatchback, and the second knockout punch from the acclaimed N Division. Don’t be
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HYUNDAI’S THE FUTURISTIC IONIQ 5 BATTERY-ELECTRIC medium SUV is set to go on sale in Australia in September. IONIQ 5 will be offered initially as a highly equipped ‘IONIQ 5’ launch variant, with a choice
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WITH CAR SUPPLIES AS ABOUT AS RELIABLE as a politician’s promises, dealers are anxiously awaiting new deliveries. One eagerly anticipated new model will be Hyundai’s big Palisade SUV. The 2022 Palisade will be available in
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THE N SUB-BRAND OF HYUNDAI is rapidly gaining credibility with performance fans. Now, Hyundai has introduced the i30 Fastback N Limited Edition, which is available to order until September 30 to a maximum of 500
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THE RECENT FINANCIAL REFORM and automotive incentive package delivered by the NSW Government has been welcomed by various car companies and the the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries. According to the FCAI, it “sets the
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THINGS ARE ABOUT TO GET heated in the luxury sports saloon category with the new Genesis G70 set to tackle the “usual European suspects” on their own turf. The new 2021 G70 sports luxury sedan
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WITHIN HYUNDAI’S LOGICAL RANGE OF SUVS (from small to large) the new Tucson slots comfortably between the Kona and Santa Fe. The all-new Hyundai Tucson ushers in futuristic styling, segment-first technology, and a range-wide optional
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SOME YEARS AGO, MERCEDES-BENZ toured the world with its then (and still) revolutionary hydrogen-powered vehicle. One of their German technicians, when questioned about the most likely replacement for the internal combustion engine, replied that he
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