More and more cars now have AEB – automatic emergency braking (it is now an essential requirement to get a five-star crash rating in Australia). Some say they can detect pedestrians. David Brown says it’s not that simple. [Read More]
Amongst the growing number of family seven seat SUVs on the market, Skoda snuck in the Kodiaq in mid-2017. It sits in a crowded and very competitive segment so how does it measure up. Rob Fraser tells us. [Read More]
It’s an acquired taste but once you get used to Toyota’s LandCruiser 79 Series it makes sense… under certain conditions. That’s because [Read More]
KIA continues steps it up a notch new Seltos. David Brown and I drive some of the the best Queensland country roads in and around NOOSA HEADS. [Read More]
Kia has launched the all new Seltos, a smaller SUV aimed at a broad market segment. From the brief days drive at [Read More]
Hello and welcome to Overdrive a program that puts a magnifying glass to the role of cars and transport in our society and tries to burn a hole in it. [Read More]
A standard iMax was sent to N boot camp where it bulked up with more muscle. The regular 2.5-litre CRDi engine was instantly discarded and replaced by a monster 3.5-litre twin-turbocharged V6 engine, pumping out over 300kW of power and 555Nm of torque – [Read More]
SsangYong is having another crack at the Aussie market with a brace of new models including a long wheelbase version of the [Read More]
Our ‘Drive into Spring with a Subaru Outback’ got off to a relatively good start when we drove from Sydney to Port Stephens, only slightly marred by unusual rain in Part One of our story. [Read More]
Like a lot of manufacturers Nissan now has an extensive range of SUVs, some which have morphed from more rugged 4WDs in the past. The Pathfinder is such a vehicle and David Brown explores if it has an identity crisis [Read More]
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