BMW X Models 2023 News
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BMW Australia 2023 pricing adjustment
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By Chris Thompson · 31 Jan 2023
BMW Australia has put into effect a price adjustment across many of its new cars, with popular model prices up by thousands.
Plenty of new M cars coming for BMW Australia
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By Chris Thompson · 16 Jan 2023
BMW Australia is preparing for three new M Cars to land in the first quarter of the year, with the brand’s performance arm likely to increase its market presence in Australia in 2023.
New cars that have axed diesel engines
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By Chris Thompson · 04 Jan 2023
In a post-dieselgate world, for the general car-buying population as well as car brand marketing teams, diesel is a little bit of a dirty word.
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Alfa eyes fully electric Tonale
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By Michael Cameron · 19 Dec 2022
As Alfa Romeo follows the lead of European car manufacturers like Volvo, Mercedes-Benz and Jaguar Land Rover by offering a fully electric range from 2027, the Italian carmaker is waiting to see the reaction to its new Tonale SUV before committing to a fully electric version.
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Mazda CX-60 vs medium SUV rivals
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By Chris Thompson · 09 Dec 2022
Now that Australian pricing and specifications for the new Mazda CX-60 SUV have been confirmed it’s worth taking a look at the premium medium SUV market to work out if it’s the best option across its price range.
ANCAP scores for Pathfinder, X1, Mifa 9
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By Chris Thompson · 08 Dec 2022
The Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP) has announced scoring for four models, with most receiving top marks at five stars.The new Nissan Pathfinder, BMW X1 small SUV, LDV Mifa 9 people mover, and the Fiat 500e electric hatchback were all rate
Mazda CX-60 vs German rivals
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By Chris Thompson · 19 Oct 2022
While Mazda remains one of the most popular car brands in Australia, maintaining a 9.1 per cent market share in the country bested only by the ever-dominant Toyota's 21.7 per cent, there are sections of the market that Mazda hopes it can muscle in on.The
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More gear, more space, more to love?
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By Tony O'Kane · 28 Jul 2022
A bigger body, greater interior space, cutting-edge multimedia tech, better handling and an all-electric option are the headline changes for BMW’s incoming third-generation X1, set to launch in the final quarter of 2022 as the brand’s SUV entry point.