Since 2010 the SUV market has grown exponentially at the expense of normal sedans and hatchbacks.
We have been at the forefront of the growth, reviewing the vehicles on a fit for purpose basis, so you can make educated buying decisions.
The market is broad ranging from urban 2WD and AWD SUVS through to the large dual range 4WDs that are fast becoming a memory.
Family wagons, small and medium SUVs all are popular with buyers now and we are the best at reviewing them for you.
Subaru Levorg STI Sport – Subaru has a secret. A secret that they are trying hard to hide from us but really should be shouting about. Rob Fraser tells us what it is [Read More]
Toyota’s Prado in some ways has always been an underrated 4WD. Designed as a direct competitor for the hugely successful Pajero, it is often dubbed a soccer mums taxi, however the Prado has always had excellent off road ability. [Read More]
Honda CRV – In the second half of the 90s some small to medium four-wheel drives came onto the market and we were on our way to Sports Utility Vehicles. One of the earliest was the Honda CRV. The latest CRV comes in in 5 model variants [Read More]
Subaru’s third generation EyeSight is like an extra pair of eyes with dual CMOS cameras watching the surroundings when you’re driving and producing images in colour, enabling recognition of even low-contrast objects. [Read More]
Infiniti QX80 Overview Infiniti QX80 – Infiniti as a brand has had a few attempts to establish itself in Australia. It does [Read More]
The Toyota Fortuner Crusade at touch over $67,000 is a great alternative to the larger more expensive 4WD’s and delivers the compliant ride, a spacious interior, convenient features and premium quality expected in a modern SUV. [Read More]
BMW X6 – BMW is unveiling a new edition of the model that lit the fuse for an innovative and highly distinctive breed of car: the Sports Activity Coupe (SAC). The new BMW X6 blends the agile and versatile driving properties of a Sports Activity Vehicle with the head-turning looks of a coupe [Read More]
Infiniti as a brand has had a few attempts to establish itself in Australia. The range topping QX80 had a major update in early 2018 with an external redesign and more features added internally. [Read More]
Nissan relaunched the Patrol in late 2017 with a much improved, luxurious vehicle, designed for the oil rich countries of the Middle East and the USA, more than Australian tastes. . [Read More]
Lexus NX 300h F Sport. – As soon as we started to drive the Lexus there was an familiarity about the experience that was comforting and the near $68,000 pricing is certainly not outrageous. Lexus prides itself in providing prestige without going over the top in price. [Read More]
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