News15th Nov 20171 min read2018 Lexus RXL confirmed for Los Angeles debut…News15th Nov 20171 min read2018 Lexus RXL confirmed for Los Angeles debut…
News15th Nov 20172 min readMSO 720S honours Bruce McLaren in Dubai…James WongA special McLaren 720S has been created by the company's bespoke McLaren Special Operations (MSO) division for the 2017 Dubai motor show. Serving as the centrepiece of the company's display at the event, the special 720S supercar features a unique colour scheme and a famous quote by founder, Bruce McLaren, painted on the rear wing. …
News15th Nov 20171 min read2018 Ferrari 812 Superfast variant spied testing on the streets of New York City…Paul MaricEagle-eyed CarAdvice contributor Derek Fung has spotted Ferrari testing a variant of the Ferrari 812 Superfast on the streets of New York City this morning. On first glance, the vehicle in these images appears to be a bog standard 812 Superfast wearing a funky camouflage, which could indicate that it's undergoing homologation testing for the US market. But, the vehicle could also be testing new technology for the brand and could be the initial basis for the confirmed Ferrari SUV. …
News14th Nov 20172 min read2018 Toyota HiLux gets a beastly make over…News14th Nov 20172 min read2018 Toyota HiLux gets a beastly make over…
News14th Nov 20172 min readTata reportedly buys stake in Faraday Future amid executive departures…Derek FungTata has reportedly bought a 10 per cent stake in troubled Chinese electric startup Faraday Future. According to Gasgoo, Chinese media outlets are reporting Tata has purchased 10 per cent of Faraday Future for US$900 million ($1.2 billion). If the reports are true, a healthy cash infusion could see the help stabilise the situation at the troubled EV manufacturer, which has undergone an exodus of senior personnel in recent weeks. …
News14th Nov 20175 min readEmissions and fuel economy: What are the WLTP and RDE standards?…Derek Fung
News14th Nov 20171 min readANCAP to expand test program…Scott CollieThe Australian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP) will expand its range of crash tests, and put automated safety features to the test from next year. Headlining the more advanced ANCAP tests will be new crash test dummies, including new child dummies, along with pedestrian, cyclist and vehicle targets. Test barriers and trolleys will be modified, too, as part of the changes. …
