Hyundai has launched its first electric vehicle onto the Australian market, the Ioniq. While you can also get it as a hybrid or a plug-in hybrid, Hyundai believes that the biggest sales, about 50% of the vehicles, will be the full electric models. [Read More]
Kia Picanto GT does have attitude buy it is not an excessive swagger that speaks of an exaggerated opinion. The Picanto GT is not an aggressive sports car but a perky little runabout with a sunny confidence. [Read More]
It seems like Mustangs are becoming like bums…. everyone has one. How many do you see these days burbling along the road? [Read More]
Nearly three years ago Kia introduced their micro car, the Picanto, onto the Australian market. It was a model that was near [Read More]
A car, and SUV, a 4-door coupe with a hatch, whatever you think it is, you’re right. The German brands are all [Read More]
Porsche 911 Cabriolet – Six weeks after the Coupe’s launch, attention turns to the 911 Cabriolet. The open-top 911 continues in a decades-long tradition, established when Porsche unveiled the prototype of the first 911 Cabriolet at the International Motor Show (IAA) in Frankfurt [Read More]
Suzuki have brought the diminutive Jimny into the next decade. It was once the little off-roader that was on the cheap and [Read More]
Behemoth, mammoth, colossal are all words to describe the Lexus LX570 S. At $168,089 it doesn’t come cheap but you do get [Read More]
If you think Toyota’s sleek little Toyota 86 Coupe is a bit on the wimpy side, get yourself along to a round [Read More]
Micro cars aren’t in vogue in the Australian market and probably never will be, but the diminutive Kia Picanto has gained some [Read More]
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