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2019 Mazda MX5 update, Road Test, launch Review Intro A shade under 30 years ago, Mazda released the first MX5. It became a cult classic with some of those early cars fetching more now than they did then. Mazda just rolled out the second MX5 update this year, and it brings some of the features … Continue reading 2019 Mazda MX5 driven, reviewed, and rated
2018 Hyundai i30 N Road Test, Review i30 N Introduction Hyundai i30 N is a great package to begin with. If this handsome stranger comes knocking at your door, grab it with both hands and don’t let go.Looks and well packaged technology combines with a keenly priced range that was gagging for a go-quick halo … Continue reading i30N by Hyundai driven and rated VIDEO REVIEW
The Australian SUV market has been steadily growing since about 2011. The segment now represents about 45-50% of the passenger and LCV market. At the forefront of this surge sits Mazda. They have segment leaders in the CX-5 and CX9, both of which we have reviewed a number of times. I went to the launch … Continue reading We Drive Mazda’s CX8
Is the 2018 Tesla Model X P100D worth the money? Love it or hate it, Tesla’s Model X SUV is as cutting edge as it is possible to be. Like its hatchback/saloon sister, Model X comes in several guises, each having a numeric designation delineating the amount of battery power stored beneath the floor. “P” … Continue reading 2018 Tesla Model X P100D Review
BMW X3 is being sold as an SAV. What’s an SAV do I hear you ask? It is the kind of car a sporty, active, outdoorsy type will want, and use. There’ll be wet suits at 20 paces. See our full review with specs HERE. We’ve also reviewed other BMWs It is hard to stand … Continue reading BMW X3 30i X-line VIEDO REVIEW
BMW X3 redefines SUVs, as SAVs. A strange statement to be sure but it means X3 is not defined by unneeded off-road credentials. Once we understand that all becomes clear. Very few SUV-like vehicles will ever see a dirt road let-alone rocky mountainside. SAVs, or Sports Activity Vehicles, are intended to be for the … Continue reading 2018 BMW X3 30i X-line Review
Tesla Model S is fast, and chic. In P100D guise, super car performance is wrapped in a paired-back-luxury glove. It is a brick wrapped in silk.Subtly minimalist, it belies the cutting-edge ecosystem which supports it. The “100” tells people how much you paid, and how many hours you can stay on the road between charges. … Continue reading 2018 Tesla Model S P100D Review
Jaguar E-Pace is all class. It is, after all, a Jaguar. Video review below https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rs8VSZfBUUg&t=607s Interior review below https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-W7ks-hBQOg&t=3s Like most Jags before it, E-Pace has space, grace, and pace. That was Jaguar founder, Sir William Lyons’, favourite saying. Exterior Simple, elegant, lines make the metalwork clean and clutter free. The sporty “coupe” silhouette may … Continue reading 2018 Jaguar E-Pace R-Dynamic D180 Video Review
VW Touareg is named after the Tuareg people in the Sahara, known for their resilience and endurance. The current (second generation) car, made in Bratislava, is due for replacement next year. It has been around since 2010 and shares the platform and much of the tech with the Porsche Cayenne. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lIZrecAJcQ Exterior The world has … Continue reading 2017 VW Touareg Monochrome VIDEO Review
Kia Carnival, known in the USA as the Sedona, is the best selling people mover in the country according to VFACTS, and Kia. It’s the sensible choice for those who fancy tea and Tim Tams at three. It is tough and reliable. Above all has enough space to transport the team to a game, then … Continue reading 2018 Kia Carnival Midlife Update Launch Review
