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What does it cost to lap Oz in an EV?
By Andrew Chesterton · 12 Sep 2018
If you're wondering just how much money you can save on fuel by switching to an EV vehicle, take note of Sylvia Wilson's epic trip around Australia in her Tesla Model S.
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M-fettled X3, X4 teased
By Spencer Leech · 10 Sep 2018
BMW Group has outed its new M-fettled X3 and X4 performance SUVs, showing camouflaged prototype versions at a recent race meeting at Germany's Nurburgring circuit.
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BMW 7 Series prices sliced
By Justin Hilliard · 05 Sep 2018
BMW Group Australia has slashed pricing for its 7 Series sedan, with reductions of up to $49,629 across the range.Due to dealer and customer feedback, the flagship limo falls under the $200,000 bracket, putting it more reasonably in contention with the Audi A8 and Lexus LS which are priced at $192,00 and $190,129 respectively.Specifically, the entry-level 730d starts at $195,900 plus on-road costs, and the 740e and 740i are both priced at $198,900.This translates to a $31,000 price drop for the three lower variants.The bigger 750i is $28,629 less expensive at $269,900, however the 740Li and 750Li are up $13,000 and $5190 respectively, commanding a $30,000 premium over their short-wheelbase siblings.Continuing to top the range, the 448kW/800Nm 6.6-litre twin-turbo V12 M760Li has undergone the biggest price slash, now $49,629 cheaper at $374,900.The decision to lower the sticker prices for the 7 Series was in response to dealer and customer feedback, according to BMW Group Australia product communications manager Adam Davis."As ever, during a product's model cycle we remain responsive to dealer and customer feedback and look to manage vehicle specification and pricing position accordingly," he said.2018 BMW 7 Series list pricingBMW 730d – automatic – $195,900 BMW 740e – automatic – $198,900 BMW 740i – automatic – $198,900 BMW 740Li – automatic – $228,900 BMW 750i – automatic – $269,900 BMW 750Li – automatic – $294,900 BMW M760Li – automatic – $374,900 
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Merc updates E-Class
By Spencer Leech · 05 Sep 2018
Mercedes-Benz Australia/Pacific has refreshed its E-Class range with new engine offerings, updated standard features and new AMG-fettled E53 4Matic model grades.Pricing has been adjusted across the board, with the German luxury car now starting from $91,900 plus on-road costs in E200 sedan guise and topping out at $239,529 for the full-fruit E63 S 4Matic.The brand is rolling out its new 3.0-litre turbocharged inline six-cylinder diesel engine, which replaces the outgoing V6 in the E350d Saloon, lifting power from 190kW to 210kW.Meanwhile, Benz has raised outputs on its petrol-powered E450 4Matic range by 25kW/20Nm to 270kW/500Nm.Joining the E-Class line-up in sedan, coupe and cabriolet form is a new performance AMG E53 4Matic+ variant, which is priced at $167,129, $172,729 and $181,329 respectively.In all body styles, the new AMG E53 is powered by a 3.0-litre inline six-cylinder petrol engine combined with a 48-volt 'EQ Boost' starter/alternator which helps increase power to 320kW/520Nm.All that is sent through a nine-speed automatic transmission and put to the ground through all four wheels via Benz's fully variable '4Matic' all-wheel drive system.Standard equipment on the new AMG variants include a valved exhaust system, 20-inch five-spoke alloy wheels, a Burmester sound system, Nappa leather upholstery, sports seats and steering wheel and an AMG bodykit.All models in the updated Mercedes E-Class range will be fitted with updated 'Traffic Sign Assist' features and a new-generation steering wheel with touch controls.2018 Mercedes-Benz E-Class list pricing2018 Mercedes-AMG E-Class list pricing Check out all 2018 Mercedes-Benz E-Class price and spec info here.
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Voluptuous Corolla wagon to feature "dual-hybrid strategy"
By Andrew Chesterton · 05 Sep 2018
Toyota has released the first pictures of its new Corolla Touring Sports ahead of the car's official unveiling at the Paris Motor Show.
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Holden Volt: What happened to it?
By Andrew Chesterton · 04 Sep 2018
If the Holden Volt was guilty of anything, it was of being ahead of its time. To see why, you need to flashback to 2010 in Australia. Holden's local engineers were working feverishly on a new Commodore, the VF. Customers were still buying the home-grown brute, and our collective motoring palate was still running
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Octavia RS gets more base power and tech
By Tom White · 03 Sep 2018
Skoda Australia has confirmed pricing for its 2019 model year go-fast Octavia RS sedan and wagon variants.
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Rolls offers the ultimate in privacy
By Andrew Chesterton · 01 Sep 2018
Rolls-Royce customers have always liked being removed from the world outside their windows while being chauffeured, but now they can be separated from the driver, too.
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Lexus hybrids to become faster than green
By Andrew Chesterton · 01 Sep 2018
Hybrid powertrains will form the cornerstone of Lexus' performance-flavoured future, with the Japanese premium brand rebranding its eco-friendly image for something more sporty and fun.
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Updated C-Class scores 6500 changes
By Andrew Chesterton · 31 Aug 2018
Mercedes-Benz has released the pricing and specification details for one of its most important new models, the updated 2019 C-Class.
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