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Is going hybrid really worth it?
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By Neil Dowling · 18 Sep 2021
Hybrid cars will save you a bundle of cash in running costs, make you an infrequent visitor to the service station and elevate you to the new age where mobility doesn’t necessarily have to impact on the environment.
2022 Ford Everest toughens up!
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By Andrew Chesterton · 14 Sep 2021
The 2022 Ford Everest has been spied testing in Australia, with the Ranger based SUV sporting a new and tough-looking (and, sadly, camouflaged front-end when snapped in Suburban Melbourne.The clock is now counting down on the grand unveiling of the Ford E
Mitsubishi Outlander 2022 PHEV big price hike
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By Byron Mathioudakis · 13 Sep 2021
Get in quick if you want a comparatively bargain-priced medium-sized plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) from Japan, because the next Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV is expected to cost up to $5000 (or more) over the outgoing version.
The question every LC300 buyer is asking
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By Andrew Chesterton · 12 Sep 2021
The popularity of Toyota's LC300 is no longer a question.
Volkswagen Multivan Comfortline Premium TDI340 SWB vs Kia Carnival Platinum petrol comparison review
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By Nedahl Stelio · 05 Sep 2021
People movers are not just vans anymore. These days they’re less box-on-wheels and completely decked out with all the fancy equipment to make them as comfortable as possible. If you’ve got more than five children, you’ll probably need a people carrier like one of these. And if you’re always moving large, bulky items that’s another good reason to get one. But which is the best? Today we’ve got a people mover comparison lining up two stand-outs, the top-of-the-range Kia Carnival Platinum, costing $64,680, before on-road costs and extras, and the Volkswagen Multivan Comfortline Premium, which is second from the bottom of the range and costs $61,990, before on road costs and extras. The Carnival seats eight people while the Multivan seats seven, they’re both technically 'vans', and are huge inside. But which is the best people mover to suit your needs? Let’s get into it so you can decide!
Why LC300 buyers are in for insurance shock
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By David Morley · 04 Sep 2021
News that the new Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series will feature a large aluminium content for its exterior panels has raised a few eyebrows.
The Chinese LandCruiser powered by Toyota!
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By Andrew Chesterton · 03 Sep 2021
We've seen lots of Chinese rivals to the mighty LandCruiser, but we don't often see them packing Toyota's own technology under the hood.
Meet the Great Wall Tank 500
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By Andrew Chesterton · 31 Aug 2021
China's take on the Toyota LandCruiser Prado has been revealed with a new name, with the Great Wall Tank 500 unveiled at the Chengdu Motor Show.The world's auto media was convinced that the new model - previewed in sketches and spy pics - would be called
Toyota Fortuner GR Sport looks mean
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By Andrew Chesterton · 31 Aug 2021
The Toyota Fortuner GR Sport has been revealed in all its toughened-up glory, with the HiLux-based SUV getting a mean new look and a tech-savvy cabin.Revealed in Thailand, the Fortuner GR Sport is also more than just a sticker pack, with a new ride-and-ha
Kia's secret seven-seater
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By Andrew Chesterton · 30 Aug 2021
Kia is working on a new Seltos-sized seven-seat people mover that will sit below the popular Carnival in a move that could potentially change the compact SUV game.The new model, which will be built in India for local and as-yet-unclear international marke