Mercedes-Benz is gearing up to release the redesigned Sprinter van, hot on the heels of its new A-Class hatchback.
Set to be unveiled tomorrow, the van has been teased (again) on Mercedes-Benz social media channels, giving the world a fleeting glimpse at its evolutionary exterior design.
The video gives us a look at two body styles: a conventional van, and a cargo-body with a separated load area.
2018 Mercedes-Benz A-Class: 'Predator face' reserved for progressive models
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Both the new Mercedes-Benz A-Class and CLS have aggressive triangular headlamps and reversed grille shape, but this look will not spread throughout the brand's entire range of cars.
Gorden Wagener, chief design officer of Mercedes-Benz, told Australian media, at the launch of the new A-Class, the vehicle's 'predator face' will be "dedicated to our most progressive cars".
Top and below: A-Class. Above: CLS.
Maserati's local division has issued a recall for its Quattroporte GTS limousine over concerns a faulty wiring harness could compromise the fuel pump.
According to the Italian marque, operation of the low-pressure fuel pump could be compromised due to an open circuit in the wiring harness.
If the condition occurs, vehicles could experience a loss of engine power – even engine shut down – posing an accident risk to occupants and other road users.
The boss of Peugeot Citroen Australia (PCA) admits the company is facing challenging times, as it seeks to relaunch after a change of distributorship and management in 2017.
Speaking to CarAdvice at the launch of the all-new Peugeot 5008 mid-sized SUV last week, PCA’s managing director Anouk Poelmann was forthright in her assessment of the brand’s place in the Australian automotive landscape, despite recording an eight per cent year-on-year growth in 2017.
The next-generation BMW X5 M has been spotted testing on the icy roads of Sweden this week, ahead of a likely reveal sometime later this year.
Compared to the standard version, which we've also seen out and about lately, the hi-po X5 M gets chunkier bumpers, more aggressively-flared guards and wider tyres around its big alloy wheels.
It doesn't appear to be wearing production bumpers, but the massive brake discs hiding behind the alloys are a giveaway this X5 has sporting intentions.
