The LandCruiser 200 series 2015 upgrade still is the yardstick by which all other large off road 4WD’s are measured. There isn’t any need to talk about the LandCruiser’s off road ability or towing ability. Both are excellent. Having driven the GXL I am looking forward to the Sahara and actually considering buying one again. [Read More]
On test this week we had the opportunity to drive the somewhat sporty 1.2 e-THP Active Hatch. Peugeots are known for their quirks but the 208 has tamed these to provide a value based spritely 5 door hatch that provides comfort, style, safety and plenty of competition for the segment leaders. [Read More]
For around $59,000 RDAP the VF SSV Redline Sedan represents outstanding value when you compare it against some of the European competitors. It has style, space, power and sophistication. Let’s see what the VF11 update brings.
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We have had the Mitsubishi Triton Single Cab GLX 2WD Trayback Ute for about 8 weeks now and it has proved extremely popular and useful. The 2015 Triton GLX 2WD Trayback Ute is often overlooked but is an almost ideal work and tradie ute. Over the last two weeks we have used the carrying capabilities daily as we are doing a house renovation. [Read More]
Long a favourite at AnyAuto the 2015 Chrysler 300 SRT range arrives in two exciting trim levels – the well-equipped Core and the fully loaded SRT – both powered by the SRT-engineered 6.4-litre HEMI V8 producing a staggering 350kW and 637Nm. Chrysler 300 SRT Core is priced at $59,000 (MSRP). The Chrysler 300 SRT is priced at $69,000 (MSRP) [Read More]
So the 2015 Ranger has improvements to the interior ambience, more SUV refinement, higher prices (they were always expensive), more safety features but no reach adjustment for the steering wheel and the flawed commercial decision not to include the lifesaving reversing cameras as standard. [Read More]
The award-winning Jeep Cherokee has undergone the Blackhawk treatment for the first time, now offering Jeep’s popular style upgrades including larger 18-inch gloss black wheels, an upgraded 8.4-inch Uconnect system and blacked-out Jeep badging, window surrounds and seven-slot grille surround. [Read More]
The old Chrysler 300 was almost the motoring definition of cool especially in SRT format. However that cool has been traded for sophistication. The new Chrysler 300 is available in two specification levels, 300C and 300C Luxury. Australians have come to expect the highest levels of comfort, convenience and technology from the Chrysler 300 [Read More]
The new MINI John Cooper Works is the most powerful MINI to ever enter serial production. The flagship performance model of the MINI range features a 2.0 litre, four-cylinder TwinPower Turbo engine, producing 170kW and 320Nm of torque. Translated to the tarmac, the new MINI John Cooper Works accelerates from 0-100km/h in 6.1 seconds when optioned with a six-speed Steptronic sports transmission. [Read More]
Back in the early 2000’s Mitsubishi revolutionised the 4WD market with a large 4WD that actually had road manners. The issue is that apart from improvements along the way the Pajero you buy today is essentially at the core the same as that first vehicle. It still has excellent on road handling for its size and more than competent off road ability, [Read More]
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