News3rd Jun 20182 min read2019 BMW Z4 nears production…News3rd Jun 20182 min read2019 BMW Z4 nears production…
News3rd Jun 20182 min readFiat, Jeep, Alfa Romeo not attending Paris motor show - report…Scott Collie
News3rd Jun 20182 min readChrysler, Dodge, Fiat survive with a narrowed focus…Derek FungIn the lead up to Fiat Chrysler's presentation to investors at Balocco, Italy, rumours and reports have swirled about the future of the Fiat, Dodge, and Chrysler brands. Some going so far as to suggest to death of one, but, it turns out, they'll all live on for now, each with a much narrower focus than before. …
News2nd Jun 20187 min readConfigurator Challenge: Land Rover Discovery…James WongCustomisation is in vogue at the moment, but choice can be seriously confusing. In our new configurator challenge, we’re going to let the CarAdvice team loose on a manufacturer’s website to create their ideal spec of a certain model. For this edition of the Configurator Challenge, we’re designing our perfect Land Rover Discovery. Let us know what you think in the comments, and which cars you’d like to see next! …
News2nd Jun 20182 min readAlfa Romeo: A new 8C, reborn GTV and two SUVs coming…News2nd Jun 20182 min readAlfa Romeo: A new 8C, reborn GTV and two SUVs coming…
News1st Jun 20182 min read2018 Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3 revealed…Scott CollieNissan has unveiled the latest GT3-ready version of its GT-R – the GT-R Nismo GT3 – blending revised driving dynamics with creature comforts like air-conditioning. Although it looks like the previous GT3, launched in 2015, Nissan has left no stone unturned in search of more speed. The engine has been mounted 150mm further back in the chassis than before, along with a revised suspension tune, new cross members and a fresh dry sump for the engine. …
News1st Jun 20182 min readRam competitor for Toyota Hilux, Fiat Doblo replacement due by 2022…Derek Fung
News1st Jun 20182 min readFord opens new 'Weather Factory' in Germany…Scott CollieFord has opened its new Weather Factory, designed to make it easier to torture its cars in extreme weather conditions without ever leaving the factory. The new facility, which cost more than €70 million ($108.21m) to develop, and each weather testing centre takes up around a 'soccer field' of space. It'll be used to test everything from the tiny Ka to the not-so-tiny Transit. …
