News18th Dec 20172 min read2018 Hyundai Veloster spied undisguised…News18th Dec 20172 min read2018 Hyundai Veloster spied undisguised…
News18th Dec 20172 min readContinental to unveil bi-directional, wireless charging systems at CES…Scott Collie
News18th Dec 20174 min readAustralia soft on stolen car exports: Melbourne Mercedes found in Dubai, authorities do nothing…Paul Maric
News18th Dec 20172 min read2018 Audi RS4: Initial details revealed…James WongPreliminary Australian details for the 2018 Audi RS4 have been revealed this week, ahead of the new model's launch in April next year. Expected to cost in the "mid-$150,000" bracket before on-road costs, the wagon-only RS4 will feature a higher level of specification than the previous generation, with items like the RS sports exhaust, Dynamic Ride Control (DRC), and the rear sports differential to be included as standard. …
News18th Dec 20171 min read2019 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 revealed…James WongThe new-generation 2019 Chevrolet Silverado has been revealed this week, at an event celebrating 100 years of Chevrolet pick-up trucks. Launched in smaller '1500' form, the new Silverado is "all new from the ground up", featuring a refreshed exterior and new materials in the body, designed to cut vehicle weight. …
News18th Dec 20171 min read2018 Suzuki Jimny spied in factory…News18th Dec 20171 min read2018 Suzuki Jimny spied in factory…
News18th Dec 20171 min readPagani Huayra Lampo revealed…James WongItalian supercar specialist Pagani has taken the wraps off the Huayra Lampo, a one-off version of its hypercar co-developed with Lapo Elkann - grandson of former Fiat CEO, Gianni Agnelli. While many will draw comparisons between 'Lampo' and Italian rival Lamborghini, the word 'lampo' means 'lightning' - a striking name for a striking car, obviously. …
News17th Dec 20172 min readJeep expects Australia to be world number two for Grand Cherokee Trackhawk sales…Mike Costello
News17th Dec 20172 min readGM open to leaving more markets, returning to Europe…Derek FungGeneral Motors is open to retreating from expensive markets and re-entering the crowded European market. At a question-and-answer session at the Detroit Automotive Press Association, Mary Barra, GM CEO, told The Detroit Bureau and other outlets the automaker would not hesitate in withdrawing from markets offering little in the way of growth potential. "If we don’t see a path to generate appropriate returns, we’re going to invest where we see better opportunities," Barra said to journalists.…
