News23rd Mar 20172 min readBentley Continental Supersports touches down in Australia, pricing announced…News23rd Mar 20172 min readBentley Continental Supersports touches down in Australia, pricing announced…
News22nd Mar 20171 min read2018 Kia 'Stonic' spied again…Derek FungA new city-friendly crossover, rumoured to be branded as the Kia Stonic, has been spied undergoing testing in Europe. The new model will sit below the Sportage in Kia's SUV range, and will share its underpinnings with Hyundai's new global sub-Tucson crossover, which was last spied in January. …
News22nd Mar 20172 min read2017 Kia Stinger GT spied testing in Sydney…Paul MaricOne of Australia's most anticipated new cars, the 2017 Kia Stinger, has been spied in Glebe by CarAdvice reader Neil. The incoming new Kia Stinger looks to be hot property, with CarAdvice receiving several emails a week with sightings of the two development vehicles currently stationed in Australia. Following the death of Australia's locally built rear-wheel drive performance car at the end of 2017, Kia will stroll in with a hope of stealing Commodore sales. …
News22nd Mar 20172 min read2017 Hyundai Santa Fe Active X: V6-powered seven-seater rejoins local range…
News22nd Mar 20171 min readBMW confirms Formula E racing project…News22nd Mar 20171 min readBMW confirms Formula E racing project…
News22nd Mar 20175 min read2018 Porsche range: More power and new kit for 911 S, price hikes across most Porsche lines…Mike StevensPorsche has announced availability of a new Porsche Exclusive upgrade for 911 Carrera S, 911 Carrera 4S and 911 Targa 4S models, delivering GTS-rivalling power. The announcement is joined by news that Australia's Porsche Connect Plus package has scored an important update, gaining the LTE telephone module that compatibility requirements had previously kept from local buyers. …
News21st Mar 20172 min readMitsubishi ASX, Outlander redesigns delayed to due to merger with Nissan - report…Derek Fung
News21st Mar 20171 min readTesla axes Model S 60 and 60D…James WongTesla has announced it will discontinue the entry-level Model S 60 and 60D variants in April, leaving the 75 and 75D as the base models in the range. In a release sent out this week, the American electric vehicle manufacturer said most customers bypassed the more affordable variants. Essentially software restricted versions of the 75 and 75D, the 60 and 60D variants offered a $9900 saving over the Model S's previous entry point. …
News21st Mar 20172 min readMercedes-Benz begins collecting safety tech data on Australian roads…James Wong
