Lexus has teased its "fourth flagship" today with a single image, ahead of an announcement scheduled for tomorrow.
The "luxury lifestyle brand" doesn't give much away with its accompanying press release, though it does say the following:
Currently, the only Lexus model line that doesn't have an 'L' flagship is the 'T' hatchback range, solely occupied by the ageing CT line-up.
Volkswagen to replace faulty vehicles within 60 days of purchase
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Volkswagen will replace vehicles that are un-drivable due to faults present within 60 days of purchase, as part of a new agreement with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC).
BMW has unveiled the range-topping X2 M35i, the first M Performance version of its small crossover series, scheduled to land in Australia in the first half of next year.
There's a bit to talk about here, but we're starting with the engine. Where the M Performance versions of the 1er and 2er are powered by inline-six engines putting power to the rear wheels, the hot X2 makes use of a 2.0-litre four-cylinder turbo petrol making 225kW and 450Nm.
Another legend has made a comeback with modern underpinnings. Coachbuilder Automobili Amos has dragged the Lancia Delta Integrale into 2018 with its new Futurista.
2019 Ssangyong Tivoli, Tivoli XLV priced from $23,490
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Ssangyong Australia has detailed pricing and initial specifications for the new Tivoli and Tivoli XLV ranges ahead of the brand's relaunch Down Under in November.
Headlining features include the range-wide fitment of autonomous emergency braking with forward collision warning, along with seven airbags, a rear-view camera, along with a touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.