The 2019 BMW X7 will launch in Australia with a two-model lineup, both powered by diesel engines, and the most affordable variant available from the get-go.
It's a change from recent policy, where BMW would launch a more expensive, mid-grade variant and then add the price leader after the initial launch.
Aston Martin Valkyrie drivetrain confirmed to have 865kW
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Aston Martin has confirmed power outputs for its hotly-anticipated Valkyrie hypercar, which will blend a naturally-aspirated V12 and KERS-style electric boost to develop 845kW.
Aston Martin announced last year the Valkyrie will have a naturally-aspirated 6.5-litre V12 from Cosworth at its core. The internal-combustion engine has a 11,100rpm redline, and develops 747kW of power at 10,500rpm and 740Nm of torque at 7000rpm.
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DEALERS are likely to be desperate to do a sharp price on a new car in March – traditionally the second-biggest month of the year for sales – after figures for February revealed the biggest market slowdown since the Global Financial Crisis.
It is now 11 months in a row sales have fallen short of the same month the previous year — and even market leader Toyota has been hit hard.
Peugeot Australia has released a pair of Crossway Editions based on its 3008 and 5008 SUVs, both limited to just 100 units in total.
The special-edition models add "bespoke content" to both models, which are based on the mid-spec Allure grade, including features that cannot be had on the core range.
Pricing for the 3008 Crossway starts at $43,490 plus on-road costs, with 60 units available locally. Meanwhile, the 5008 Crossway is priced at $46,990 before ORCs with just 40 units on offer.
