Sedan News

Make/model guide to the Chinese car market!

By James Cleary · 27 Aug 2023

It’s an often repeated truism that the Australian new car market is “the most competitive in the world”. In fact, CarsGuide has no doubt repeated it on multiple occasions.

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Best bang for your buck cars!

By Laura Berry · 26 Aug 2023

Have you ever wondered what’s the most powerful car you can buy on a budget? We were wondering exactly that and then sifted through every new car on the market looking at their outputs and prices to find out.

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Why the MG5 is missing key safety features

By Stephen Ottley · 26 Aug 2023

MG has vowed to continue to offer affordable models to Australian customers, despite that likely coming at the expense of a five-star safety rating from independent body, ANCAP.

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Stop buying utes, SUVs when a hatch will do!

By Tim Nicholson · 26 Aug 2023

About 10 to 15 years ago there was a shift in market trends from large, usually inefficient passenger cars to smaller, more frugal models like hatchbacks and compact sedans.

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2023 BYD Seal arrives in Australia

By Andrew Chesterton · 22 Aug 2023

Chinese brand BYD's mission to take on Tesla is about to step up a gear, with the fire-breathing Seal electric vehicle spotted at the brand's Sydney dealership ahead of the launch of the Model 3-rivalling sedan.The Seal will be the fastest, most powerful,

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Would you pay $100k for an MG?

By Stephen Ottley · 20 Aug 2023

Are you ready to pay more than $100,000 for an MG? The Chinese-owned British brand certainly hopes so, with plans for a premium expansion underway for the current price-led player.

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Could the Mazda BT-50 twin with Toyota HiLux?

By Byron Mathioudakis · 20 Aug 2023

Will the next all-new Mazda BT-50 be twinned with the upcoming Toyota HiLux? The ever-closer working relationship between the Japanese brands is prompting speculation on many coming joint venture – from a line of luxury grand touring sedans and EVs to be shared with Lexus, to a monocoque dual-cab ute to take on the super-successful Ford Maverick in America.

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Why Mazda continues to invest in engines

By Tom White · 19 Aug 2023

Mazda continues to buck the trend by investing in unusual combustion technology as its rivals leave the engine space altogether - but is it the right move?

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Keiichi Tsuchiya to debut Ioniq 5 N at WTAC

By Chris Thompson · 17 Aug 2023

Hyundai is keen to make sure customers know its electric sports car, the Ioniq 5 N, is track-ready and designed for fun, so much so that it’s organised for the model to debut at World Time Attack Challenge 2023 (WTAC). Further to that, behind the wheel will be none other than ‘Drift King’ Keiichi Tsuchiya, whose career of sending cars sideways around corners is nothing short of legendary.

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How SUVs boosted Genesis towards success

By Chris Thompson · 16 Aug 2023

The Genesis story in Australia has been a slow burn - not exactly the six days it took in that Genesis - but it's starting to prove there's a market for its niche offering of luxury-focused models built from platforms and mechanicals of Hyundai and Kia's

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