I was considering placing an order for the upcoming MG Cyberster when news of the car was revealed. According to Wheels Magazine (and you can read their full story via this link) it’s going to have a retail price of between $100,000 and $150,000 plus on roads and dealer delivery. And that’s a big GULP […]
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In a world where sustainability and technological advancement are increasingly crucial, the automotive industry finds itself at a crossroads. It’s not merely about designing cars anymore; it’s about crafting vehicles that align with the ethos of the future. Enter the Mitsubishi Outlander Exceed Tourer PHEV, a testament to the fusion of eco-consciousness and cutting-edge engineering.
Review | Mitsubishi Outlander Exceed Tourer PHEV | May 2024 Read More »
I might have said this in previous stories. I was a Jeep dealer (along with Chrysler, Dodge, Fiat and Alfa Romeo) from 2003 until I sold Northstar Motor Group in 2015. And I’m still a Jeep fan, just not all of the models. Back in the day, Jeep was an affordable brand but as the
Review | Jeep Grand Cherokee Summit Reserve Hybrid | Apr 2024 Read More »
NVES or New Vehicle Efficiency Standard. So this is one acronym that will frighten a whole lot of Aussies over the next couple of years And particularly if you’re a SUV or Ute buyer…or seller. Another update regarding the Federal government NEVS roll out. I acknowledge that this piece comes from todays Australian Newspaper –
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I’ve been in a few limosines in my time. In the motor industry, when you’re attending meetings for a manufacturer or importer, they’ll arrange a car to collect you from the airport to go to the meeting location. Mercedes S Class, Chrysler 300, even Kia Carnivals are the vehicles of choice for the limo drivers.
Driven | New Genesis G80 Electrified | July 2023 Read More »
Is there a really bad vehicle on the Australian market in 2023? I think not. From those built in Korea, the quality and reliability has improved measurably since the first one was launched here in the early 1990’s Since then the Korean twins, Hyundai and Kia, have kicked a lot of goals – prices have
Driven | New Hyundai Palisade | July 2023 Read More »
Is there a really bad vehicle on the Australian market in 2023? I think not. For those built in Korea, the quality and reliability has improved measurably since the first one was launched here in the early 1990’s Since then the Korean twins, Hyundai and Kia, have kicked a lot of goals – prices have
Driven | New Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid | June 2023 Read More »
I ordered a new Kia EV6 GT in May 2022 and have been waiting patiently for it to arrive. Thanks to Kia Australia, I’ve had the opportunity to test drive the twin to my car for the last week, even down to colour. So my impressions of the KIA EV6 GT is more important than
Review | New KIA EV6 GT | May 2023 Read More »
By Shaun McGowan – CEO and Founder, Novated Lease Australia Until recently, not many people outside of tax accountants and company payroll officers had heard of ‘fringe benefits tax’. Now though, it’s the talk of internet forums, barbecues and water coolers up and down the country. The reason? A change to how this relatively obscure
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Further to my story recently about the impending launch of the all-new Kia EV 9, I’m happy t opublish the offical Kia launch video released this morning. Click on the image below The Kia EV 9 revealed: groundbreaking EV fusing progressive, bold design with authentic SUV character (SEOUL) March 15, 2023 – Kia Corporation has
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