News8th Mar 20191 min read2018 Subaru Outback Diesel recalled…News8th Mar 20191 min read2018 Subaru Outback Diesel recalled…
Podcast8th Mar 20191 min readCarAdvice podcast 143: Ford Australia CEO, Kay Hart for International Women's Day…Episode #143
News8th Mar 20193 min read2019 Hyundai i30 Fastback N pricing and specs…James WongHyundai Australia has confirmed pricing and specifications for the new i30 Fastback N, which kicks off $1500 dearer than its hatchbacked sibling. Priced from $41,990 before on-road costs, the i30 Fastback N differs from the hatchback in obvious ways like the sedan-like liftback body, along with a new chassis and suspension tune that is a little softer – this setup will be carried over to the hatchback at some point in the future, too. …
News7th Mar 20192 min readMcLaren improving resale values, brand equity through video games; days of supercar resale profiteering ‘long gone’…Alborz FallahMcLaren is working to build its brand equity and better compete with the likes of Ferrari and Lamborghini on resale value, despite continuing its plan to launch 18 new models by 2025, of which four have now been revealed. The upstart supercar brand has increased its global sales by 44 per cent in the last four years as it takes on the supercar incumbents of Ferrari and Lamborghini. …
News7th Mar 20191 min readSubaru recalls Impreza, XV, WRX, WRX STI and Forester…News7th Mar 20191 min readSubaru recalls Impreza, XV, WRX, WRX STI and Forester…
News7th Mar 20191 min readTesla V3 Supercharging: 250kW charge stations announced…Scott CollieTesla has announced the latest generation of its 'Supercharging' fast-charge network, dubbed V3, with 250kW speeds bringing the brand closer to those promised by the European Ionity network. Backed by a central 1MW power cabinet with a design inspired by the brand's industrial products, capable of charging at 250kW or, as Tesla is putting it, 1000 miles per hour of charge when operating at peak efficiency. …
News6th Mar 20193 min readKia Australia axes Rondo, Soul and Optima…Mike CostelloKia Australia will stop selling its three lowest-volume cars to make life easier for its dealers, confirming the local death of its Rondo people-mover, Soul hatchback and Optima sedan. The Rondo has already been removed from the company's website, after finding just 150 buyers last year and 226 the year before. That represents only 0.3 per cent of the brand's sales in Australia over those two years. …
