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Electric cars, We aren’t there yet – He Said – What Bollocks
EV myths keep coming from people who have never driven or charged one. Alan calls bollocks on anti-electric pub chatter, queue panic, and subsidy fog.

Rolls-Royce Bespoke Crafts Turn Old-World Detail Into New Money Theatre
Rolls-Royce Bespoke reveals four craft techniques using 3D metal, layered veneer, beadwork and leather sculpting for London Craft Week.

Navman 2026 MiVue Dash Cams Target Car Park Creeps
avman 2026 MiVue dash cams add smarter parking, longer recording and camera alerts, giving drivers proof when parked car damage appears after shopping.

Repco Readies AAAE 2026 With Brabham Muscle And Workshop Gear
Repco heads to the 2026 Australian Auto Aftermarket Expo with workshop gear, diagnostics, ADAS kit and Jack Brabham’s BT19 on show.

GM Safety Tech Cuts Crashes According to New UMTRI Study
A new UMTRI study says GM safety tech cuts crashes and injuries, using 12 million GM vehicles and 700,000 police reports across America in detail.

Maserati Future Models Caught Testing As Trident Faces Reset
Maserati has been caught testing future GranTurismo, GranCabrio, and Grecale updates in Modena as the Trident tries to reset its image.

BMW Builds Its Two-Millionth EV While The Anti-EV Mob Runs Out Of Road
BMW just rolled its two-millionth battery-electric vehicle off the line despite fossil subsidies, ad spend and an electric transition that will not stop.

Denza B8 Could be the Best SUV on the Market Full review
Denza B8 has Leopard turns, fridge freezer, and a PHEV that can go camping anywhere. It upcoming sibling floats like a boat. Yes, treally.

Mercedes-Benz CLA Brings Hybrid And EV Choice To Australia
Mercedes-Benz CLA arrives with hybrid and EV models, big tech and pricing from $66,500, but its real point is how much broader the range now feels.