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The new Toyota Supra sports-car is only just starting to arrive in showrooms in Australia and the US, but already the hot tuner crowd have gotten their hands on more than a few examples. The 2019 SEMA auto show had more than two dozen modified Toyota Supras on display, from mild to wild.

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Mitsubishi has released a teaser image of its new Mirage city hatchback ahead of its formal unveiling a week from now. The arrival of the facelifted Mirage – the cheapest car in Mitsubishi’s range – will complete the company’s design transformation as every model will now have its bold ‘shield’ grille.

The 2020 Ford Everest line-up will be joined by a new Everest Sport variant before the end of this year, bringing a range of dark-themed upgrades priced from $62,290 plus on-road costs. Slotting between the Trend and Titanium grades, the Everest Sport will be available with both the 3.2-litre five-cylinder turbo-diesel and 2.0-litre four-cylinder bi-turbo diesel powertrains, fitted as standard with an automatic transmission, four-wheel drive, and seven seats.