Sedan News
Power bump for petrol-powered Skoda Octavia RS
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By Daniel Gardner · 21 Dec 2016
The flagship of Skoda's facelifted Octavia range has been revealed in sedan and wagon guise.
6149 cars recalled by Merc, VW and Mazda
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By Daniel Gardner · 16 Dec 2016
6149 vehicles have been recalled including the Mazda RX-8 and new Volkswagen Tiguan.
Is Nissan Australia stuck on struggle street?
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By Laura Berry · 16 Dec 2016
Nissan's Australian sales have slipped so dramatically in the last four years that the company’s global HQ is rethinking the local line-up - just don’t expect the turnaround to happen overnight.
Skoda crams upcoming Octavia full of tech
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By Tung Nguyen · 16 Dec 2016
Skoda has equipped its Octavia mid-sizer with a suite of new technological features ahead of its arrival Down Under in mid-2017.
Does the Lucid Motors Air out-Tesla Tesla?
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By Andrew Chesterton · 16 Dec 2016
Chinese-backed Tesla-botherer Lucid Motors has revealed its all-electric Model S competitor due for production in 2018. And you shouldn't write it off as a cheap knock-off just yet.
Get in quick for last Aussie Commodores
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By Tim Robson · 15 Dec 2016
Three limited edition Holden Commodores will break cover in January to mark the car's final journey.
Will BMW's new 5 Series conquer the E-Class?
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By Danny Kwan · 14 Dec 2016
BMW's new seventh-generation 5 Series sedan won't hit our shores until March 2017, but the local model line-up's pricing and specification has been announced.
Alfa Giulia to take on Germany's finest.
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By Tim Robson · 12 Dec 2016
A bigger, bolder, more brash Alfa Romeo is gunning for its prestige rivals with its all-new Giulia sedan.
Holden's first imported Commodore unveiled.
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By Andrew Chesterton · 07 Dec 2016
The digital covers have finally been torn off Holden's first fully imported Commodore.
Honda boss makes airbag plea
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By Laura Berry · 06 Dec 2016
Honda Australia is working around the clock to replace 600,000 potentially faulty airbags.