The fifth-generation Honda City sedan has made its debut in Thailand at the 2019 Bangkok motor show.
Due to enter Thai showrooms just before Christmas, the new City will go on sale across Asia during 2020. We're waiting to hear back from Honda Australia about local availability and timing.
The hi-tech car key you can take surfing: BMW digital card now available on its cheapest model
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Hiding your car key under a beach towel or in your shoes could soon be a thing of the past.
Most modern car keys can’t be taken into the water and contain tiny hi-tech immobilisers and cost in excess of $200 to replace.
Surfers, beach-goers and bushwalkers have faced this dilemma for more than a decade as more vehicles adopted sensor keys, but an increasing number of car companies are coming up with innovative options.
Skoda has added the Virtual Cockpit digital instruments to its Kodiaq seven-seat crossover, which has been given a $700 price rise for 2020.
The range is available with the existing 132TSI petrol engine, priced from $44,190 before on-road costs, and the diesel RS.
Skoda also currently offers drive-away pricing, listed at the bottom of this story.
Defunct marques are never gone forever as they always seem to be resurrected by the burgeoning Chinese car market.
While today’s MGs look little like the MG roadsters of yore, the Morris JE dusts off another illustrious British nameplate for a slavishly faithful recreation of an old design.
There is, however, a modern twist – it’s an electric vehicle.
Darcy Foster • Named after company founder Battista Farina, the all-electric Battista is set to launch late in 2020 with a price tag of US$2 million dollars (~$3 million) with 150 units slated for production.
Though its body is designed in Italy, the Battista shares its electric powertrain and between 30 and 40 per cent of its components with the Rimac C Two, which calls Croatia home.
