Subaru Vortex Reviews
You'll find all our Subaru Vortex reviews right here. Subaru Vortex prices range from $2,640 for the Vortex Xt to $4,620 for the Vortex Turbo 4wd.
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Subaru Reviews and News
Honda CR-V VTi-LX vs Subaru Forester 2.5i-S vs Mazda CX-5 GT 2.5 Turbo vs Toyota RAV4 Cruiser hybrid 2019 review
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By Matt Campbell · 25 Jun 2019
If you're buying a new family SUV this year, there's a fair chance one of these four models will be on your shopping list. Statistically, almost one in five new car buyers is choosing this type of car - the medium SUV segment is now the go-to for Australian consumers. So which is our pick of the Honda CR-V, Mazda CX-5, Toyota RAV4 and Subaru Forester? You'll have to read on to find out.
How to choose the right car to maximise resale value
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By CarsGuide team · 24 Jun 2019
Purchase price is only half the battle in ownership — these are the champions come trade-in time. Buying the right new car can save you thousands of dollars. With depreciation tearing the largest chunk out of any motoring budget, easily beating the costs of fuel or servicing or insurance, it pays to go with a
Toyota, Subaru to share EV platform
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By Spencer Leech · 07 Jun 2019
Toyota and Subaru have announced an agreement that will see the Japanese automotive giants jointly develop a dedicated electric vehicle (EV) platform.
Best SUVs arriving in 2019
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By Andrew Chesterton · 06 Jun 2019
Such is the ferocity of our SUV obsession, the ubiquitous high-riders now demand an entire "most exciting cars of the new year" list of their very own.
Aussie new car sales decline continues
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By Robbie Wallis · 05 Jun 2019
The Australian new vehicle market continued to fall in May, with an 8.1 percent slide across the market, matching an 8.1 percent decline year-to-date in 2019.
Top 10 car brands in Australia, May 2019
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By Andrew Chesterton · 05 Jun 2019
The automotive sales figures for May have landed, and it's pretty horrific reading right across the Top 10, with only one brand posting positive growth both over the past four weeks, and for the year to date.
Big cash savings and lots of bonus offers now on as dealers start their EOFY sales.
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By Neil Dowling · 03 Jun 2019
Around 125,000 buyers will drive away with a new vehicle this June and many will have scooped up one of the excellent new car offers for the month as dealers quit stock before the end of the financial year 2019.
What AEB and other active safety systems mean for your family
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By Nedahl Stelio · 27 May 2019
What are advanced safety features and how can they help protect your family?
What all-wheel drive could mean for your family
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By Nedahl Stelio · 27 May 2019
I first appreciated AWD, or noticed the lack of it, when driving in my old car on a very steep hill with my children in the backseat. And my car started to slide backwards.
Subaru XV 2019 review: 2.0i Premium
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By Nedahl Stelio · 21 May 2019
Now, this is a fun looking car. The Subaru XV is known as a SUV version of the ever-popular Impreza, so it’s higher off the road and travels like an SUV but isn’t large, like its big sisters the Forester and Outback.It’s in the small SUV category and competes with cars like the Honda HR-V and Nissan Qashqai.I was in the second-from-top-of-the-range XV 2.0i Premium, which costs $32,670 before on-road costs, and drove it all through the city this week for a bunch of Sydney Fashion Week commitments.Here’s how it did with me and my family of four over seven days of testing.