Review of VW Amarok V6 Ultimate Dual Cab Ute
Amarok is best for the active weekender, tradie, or anyone with a bunch of stuff to tote around. It’s not really for towing or solid off road work. [Read More]
Amarok is best for the active weekender, tradie, or anyone with a bunch of stuff to tote around. It’s not really for towing or solid off road work. [Read More]
Holden updated the Commodore SS Ute range in early 2017. The Holden SS Ute has become part of the Australian culture and yet with the manufacturing changes coming, will no longer be available. [Read More]
In a world that is seeing the 4WD become an AWD SUV we should be thanking Toyota for persevering with the costs of upgrading the LC70. It will be a dark day when this iconic vehicle is no longer available for sale. [Read More]
The first is that the low torque delivery allows the Triton to casually cruise where others need to use way more acceleration. Secondly the compliant suspension minimises [Read More]
After the few days at the farm we headed the Triton Exceed back to Sydney to face city traffic again and reflected on the fact that the Triton is equally at home in both places. [Read More]
I have had the opportunity to drive the Mitsubishi Triton GLS AT 4WD Dual Cab Ute for about three weeks over a variety of circumstances and uses and it continues to impress. [Read More]
Often overlooked yet very practical is the 4×2 version single cab chassis Ute. Last week we had the Mazda BT50 version of this ubiquitous uniquely Australian vehicle. As is the case when we have such a vehicle it gets a fair workout shifting gear around [Read More]
Later this month the New Mazda BT-50 arrives with refreshed exterior styling and new features, but with only a minor price adjustment. Launched in October 2011, the current BT-50 has gone through its first design revision with changes to the front and rear of the vehicle and a range of new interior upgrades included. [Read More]
Renault has now taken the wraps off the ALASKAN Concept which marks the first step forward in its bid to win over customers in the constantly-growing pick-up market. Pick-ups account for around one-third of total LCV sales and open up a fresh front for Renault’s product offensive. [Read More]
Mitsubishi Motors will introduce two new 4×2 Triton GLX variants to its 2016 line-up, adding a new entry level 2.4-litre petrol GLX Single Cab from $21,990 RRP and a manual transmission version of the GLX Double Cab from $33,490 RRP. [Read More]
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