150 units have been slated for the Australian market, to start delivery in February 2023. The BRZ 10th Anniversary Edition comes only in WR Blue, with unique exterior and interior styling elements.
We loved Nissan’s all-new Z when we reviewed it a few weeks ago. It recently won the Good Design Award Winner in Product Design category in recognition of outstanding design and innovation.
The joint Subaru/Toyota project saw Subaru’s BRZ launched earlier this year, and Toyota has followed with the Toyota GR86, in 2 trim levels.
Type R has a 30-year, and finally all-new Civic Type R has the power to match the looks.
LC 500 Convertible is a big, lusty, car that is sold as a 2+2, but is really a 2-seater, as seen in our video. LC 500 uses a gorgeous 5.0L all-alloy V8 that needs no turbo to get 351kw and 540Nm power figures.
Nissan’s yet to launch flagship Z Proto model is gone, gone, gone. Yes folks, buyers in Australia were invited to reserve a vehicle early, and they did, with knobs on. All is not lost. Proto Might be gone, but Z is still alive and well.
Nissan’s 2022 GT-R gets 2 extra special editions: the GT-R T-spec and GT-R NISMO SV. GT-R models include: Premium, Premium Luxury, and T-spec editions, NISMO, and NISMO SV editions.
We are driving in an Audi RS 7 Sportback this week, and we simply had to make a quick comment on the infotainment system. The video review is coming, where we’ll take you on a tour of this thug in a dinner suit.
Emira adds a Ferrari-esque take to the British carmaker’s mid-engined coupe. It builds on Elise, Exige and Evora, and adds some high-tech build and design. The body has a bonded aluminium chassis to give Emira best-in-class ride and handling, according to Lotus.
Kia, Kia, Kia! A Humble entry level car maker no more. With this Cerato, Kia’s run up the charts continues. Cerato comes in 4 models, from the bare bones S, through the Sport, to the unimaginatively named “Sport+”, that has a PLUS after it, so it must be better. The top of the tree is the GT, with red bits, so it goes faster.
