June always marks a good time to take the plunge and buy that new car you've been lusting for. BMW has two separate offers on five of its popular models, each cut with the same format.
The first component is drive-away pricing, which is applicable to cash or non-BMW financed deals. This usually means no extras or additions, just the base model car at a fixed price point.
UPDATE: The new 2021 Kia Sorento has now been revealed. Details here.
A revealing new sketch of the next-generation 2021 Kia Carnival has been handed down today, offering a clear look at what's to come.
Following in the tracks of the current model, this new model will again bless the Carnival badge with the sort of powerful proportions that get dads reconsidering the notion that they'd never be seen driving a people mover.
Mercedes-AMG's Formula 1 e-Turbo technology to be used in road cars
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German performance car maker Mercedes-AMG has revealed new e-Turbo technology that was first developed for F1 race cars will soon be used in their road-going models.
The e-Turbo combines elements of electric turbocharging – like what is seen on the brand’s CLS53 and E53 – and conventional exhaust-driven turbocharging.
Tesla Roadster versus Porsche Taycan in cyberspace
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The Porsche Taycan has only just arrived in Australia and the second-generation Tesla Roadster is yet to even commence production, but a new rendering has allowed us to see what the two all-electric sports cars look like side-by-side.
The image, created by designer Alborz Heydaryan and originally published by Motor1, shows how the direct competitors shape up according to their official dimensions – with the Taycan the far larger of the pair.
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Nissan, one of the pioneers of the electric vehicle segment in Australia, is planning to roll out more battery-powered cars in the coming years.
While Nissan recently introduced its second generation Leaf hatchback, it is already working on other electric models to sell alongside it.
“We’re busily working with the global team on how we will address electrification,” Nissan Australia boss Stephen Lester told CarAdvice. “And that’s not just limited to Leaf.”
