News9th Oct 20181 min readAround the Tracks: Bathurst, David Reynolds and Singer…News9th Oct 20181 min readAround the Tracks: Bathurst, David Reynolds and Singer…
News8th Oct 20182 min readTata Harrier: Land Rover-based off-roader teased…Derek FungThe upcoming Tata Harrier crossover has been teased ahead of its full debut next year. In these latest teasers, we can see the production crossover will share many styling cues with the H5X concept, including its smooth body surfacing and window graphics with a blacked-out roof and pillars. …
News8th Oct 20181 min readPoll: Hyundai i30 Fastback N claims in-house bragging rights…Scott CollieThe Hyundai i30N Fastback has comfortably beaten its hatchback sibling in our latest poll, suggesting it'll be a hit when it arrives in Australia next year. With four doors, a six-speed manual transmission, and a 2.0-litre four-cylinder turbo engine making 184kW/353Nm in standard trim and 202kW/353Nm in Performance guise, we already have a pretty good idea about how the Fastback will drive. That base mechanical package is, after all, the same you'll get in the hatchback. …
News8th Oct 20183 min readPeugeot is toying with making e-Legend concept a reality…News8th Oct 20183 min readPeugeot is toying with making e-Legend concept a reality…
News8th Oct 20182 min read2019 Maserati Levante pricing and specs…Scott CollieAteco Australia has announced pricing and specs for the new base Maserati Levante, set to cost $125,000 before on-road costs. Power in the base Levante comes from a twin-turbo V6 petrol engine making 257kW of power and 500Nm of torque, for a 6.0-second sprint to 100km/h and a 251km/h top speed. It's hooked up exclusively to an eight-speed automatic transmission, putting power to all four wheels through the brand's Q4 system, complete with a limited-slip differential on the rear axle. …
News7th Oct 20182 min readEuropean parliament votes to cut car emissions 40 per cent by 2030…Derek FungThe European parliament has voted to cut carbon dioxide emissions from new vehicles 40 per cent from 2021 levels by 2030. These figures are calculated across a manufacturer's fleet, and automakers which fail to meet the target will pay fines. Money raised this way will be used to fund the re-training of workers in the automotive industry. …
