News11th Aug 20182 min readHyundai Kona Electric: 20,000 orders already placed globally - report…News11th Aug 20182 min readHyundai Kona Electric: 20,000 orders already placed globally - report…
News11th Aug 20181 min readLewis Hamilton puts the Mercedes-AMG GT 4-Door through its paces - video…Scott Collie
News10th Aug 20182 min read2019 Volkswagen Touareg gets 170kW V6 TDI option in the UK…James WongThe new-generation Volkswagen Touareg has already been on sale in the UK for a while, and the company's British division has announced an additional engine variant this week. Starting at £48,995 ($85,397), the new 231PS (170kW) 3.0 TDI V6 turbo-diesel is essentially a lower-output version of the 281PS (206kW) oiler that has been available since launch in the UK. …
News10th Aug 20181 min readBMW 740Le v Lexus LS500h 0-250km/h - video…James WongThe BMW 740Le and Lexus LS500h are two hybrid-powered luxury limousines which wouldn't necessarily be your first choice for a drag race. In a new YouTube clip, however, AutoTopNL has compared the acceleration from the two upper-large land yachts from 0 to 250km/h – and the result may surprise you. …
News10th Aug 20181 min readFerrari teases new supercar ahead of September launch…News10th Aug 20181 min readFerrari teases new supercar ahead of September launch…
News10th Aug 20181 min readAlfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio Carbonio Edition arrives from $143,900…Scott CollieAlfa Romeo has revealed the Giulia Quadrifoglio Carbonio Edition, a limited-run flagship priced from $143,900 before on-road costs. Just 20 examples will be made for Australia, all finished in a choice of Trofeo White or Competitzione Red on the outside. A dark finish for the 19-inch alloy wheels is also standard, along with genuine carbon-fibre finishes for the grille, exterior mirrors, front door sills and the gearshift. …
Podcast10th Aug 20181 min readCarAdvice podcast 115: Comprehensive chat on all-new Corolla!…Episode #115
News9th Aug 20181 min readMazda, Suzuki, Yamaha admit to improper emissions testing…James WongMazda, Suzuki and Yamaha have joined a growing list of Japanese companies falsifying data, with all three admitting to improper fuel economy and emissions testing. First reported by industry journal, Automotive News Europe, the announcements come after internal investigations made by all three firms ordered by the Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. …
