Convertible News

By Justin Hilliard · 24 May 2021

Ford Australia quietly updated the sixth-generation Mustang sports car for MY21.5 last month, with the best-seller becoming more expensive following the technology upgrade

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Lamborghini embraces electrification future

By Justin Hilliard · 19 May 2021

Lamborghini has given into the inevitable and announced its range-wide electrification plans for the next decade

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Bentley on track to break sales record

By Tung Nguyen · 18 May 2021

Bentley Motors is expecting to have its biggest year on record in 2021, as it delivers on pent-up demand for its Bentayga SUV, Continental coupe and Flying Spur limousine.Speaking to Australian media at a local drive of the facelifted Bentayga, Bentley Mo

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Bentley’s W12 won’t be here much longer

By Tung Nguyen · 17 May 2021

Bentley Motors believes its long-running W12 engine will finally wind down production by 2026, around the same time the brand plans to roll-out its first battery electric vehicle (BEV).Speaking to Australian journalists at the launch of the new Bentayga,

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The oldest new cars you can buy today – rated

By Byron Mathioudakis · 16 May 2021

Right now, new-car sales are booming, buyers have to wait months and even years for specific model or grade choices in some instances, and nobody is really wheeling and dealing like they used to pre-pandemic.

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MG Cyberster a change for Australia

By Tung Nguyen · 01 May 2021

MG has confirmed it will build its Cyberster electric roadster for right-hand-drive markets, meaning it could arrive Down Under to take on the likes of the Porsche 918 Boxster and BMW Z4.Though far from a confirmation, CarsGuide understands that MG Motor

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Mini prices its 2021 line-up

By Tung Nguyen · 22 Apr 2021

Mini has outed pricing and specs for its refreshed 2021 Hatch and Convertible range, hugely expanding available variants with five trim levels and three engines on offer spread across three body styles.In the three-door Hatch body, the Cooper, Cooper S an

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Used-car prices at an all-time high

By Justin Hilliard · 14 Apr 2021

Used-vehicle prices continued to break records in Australia in the first quarter of 2021, according to financial intelligence company Moody’s Analytics

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Euro and Japanese classic cars at a premium

By Neil Dowling · 11 Apr 2021

COVID-19 has spread its virus right through the economy, infecting even unlikely pockets like the classic-car market as used-car stocks dry up, overseas holidays get crossed off the list and people with money search for passions create a rare opportunity for rising prices.

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Mercedes-Benz increases C-Class pricing

By Justin Hilliard · 06 Mar 2021

Mercedes-Benz Australia has increased the pricing of the fourth-generation C-Class mid-size car for the second time in five months

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