What do touring musicians, alpine explorers and beach bums all have in common? You could catch them behind the wheel of the elusive and highly sought-after hippie classic – the Volkswagen 23-window bus.
Is Jaguar E-Pace good looking? E-Pace looks a little bit like a schoolbook drawing. Huge wheels, and a low roof, are accentuated by a muscular body. If you squint really hard, you might think E-Pace looks like a curvy version of Range Rover’s Evoke. The handsome SUV is more of a lifestyle vehicle than a hairy-chested 4X4. You’re more likely to see it parked up on an immaculately paved driveway that up the side of a mountain.
Luxury conveyance is no longer confined to an urban environment. As Rolls-Royce clients the world-over seek to conquer the most challenging terrains and enjoy life’s most enriching experiences, they wish to pursue this unbounded access in ultimate luxury.
Emotive appearance, sure-footed on rough terrain and with future-oriented technology: the EQC 4x4² shows that electrification at Mercedes-Benz already goes farther than the road network. A small team of dedicated developers has created this drivable technology platform on the basis of an EQC 400 4MATIC (combined power consumption: 21.3-20.2 kWh/100 km; combined CO2 emissions: 0 g/km). The technical highlights include the multi-link portal axles as well as the production of a powerful sound in the interior and exterior. The headlamps turn into "lampspeakers", because they also function as a loudspeaker at the same time.
Ranger makes up 2/3 of Ford vehicles sold. 24,505 Rangers have been moved so far this year, consisting of both 2 and 4 wheel drive models. 4WD sales make up most of the volume. Ford will bring is the FX4 MAX in late 2020 to further bolster the buyer choice.. It will have extended off-road capabilities inspired by Ranger Raptor. With specialised suspension, an All-Terrain off-road tyre and wheel package and extra body treatments, Ford claims Ranger FX4 Max is a tough weekend off-roader with outstanding capability.
All-New 2021 Kia Sorento Launch Review Kia didn’t raise the bar with new Sorento, they strapped the bar to a rocket and sent it in to orbit. Its sex appeal is obvious. The big manly profile set against a handsome face and delicious posterior shows only one slightly blemish. The rear side windows have rather an odd shape compared to the roof, but it doesn’t stop me from lusting after Sorento in a way that was unexpected.
2020 Nissan X-Trail Ti 4X4 Reviewed Is there a Diesel X-Trail? Nissan X-trail comes with a bunch of choices: 3 engines, 2WD or 4WD, and a 6-speed manual or CVT automatic. The options depend on which box you finally tick. The 2.0L 106kw/200Nm petrol 4 cylinder comes with a 6-speed manual in the base model ST only. All other [...]
Hyundai Motor Company today revealed the first images of its all-new Tucson. New design highlights include the latest evolution of Hyundai’s signature headlamp architecture called ‘Parametric Hidden Lights’ and a dual cockpit layout that offers personalised space intuitively optimised for a high-tech user experience. The images hint at innovative features befitting Tucson’s signature boldness and pioneering spirit.
The Ford Transit Custom Nugget is now available in a long wheelbase version, adding even greater flexibility for adventure-loving customers. The extended wheelbase uses the extra length to provide a built-in toilet, wash basin and additional interior storage space.
Kia’s all-new Sorento large SUV is within weeks of being available in Australian showrooms, highlighting a raft of new technology in one of the industry’s most competitive segments. The Sorento generational change for the multi-award winning current model will present in four grades _GT-Line, Sport+, Sport and S _ in both diesel and petrol models. The diesel will be available first and will be followed by the petrol version within months.
