SUV
Korean carmaker rebrands again in Australia
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By Jack Quick · 28 May 2025
The SsangYong name is now dead in Australia after almost 30 years.
Volvo XC70 leaks in China as plug-in hybrid SUV
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By Samuel Irvine · 28 May 2025
The new Volvo XC70 has been leaked in homologation filings submitted in China, which show the reborn model will be sold exclusively as a plug-in hybrid SUV.
Renault’s performance brand to return to Australia
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By Jack Quick · 28 May 2025
After a four-year hiatus, Renault Group has confirmed the Alpine brand will be returning to Australian shores. Its first model since the A110 sports car that was sold locally from 2018 to 2022, will be the new A390 electric ‘coupe’ SUV that was revealed overnight in France.
Special new BMW X1 entry variant arrives
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By Samuel Irvine · 27 May 2025
BMW has strengthened its X1 line-up in Australia, announcing the arrival of the special-edition sDrive18i Sport Collection.
The Chinese car brands in Australia and their models
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By Jack Quick · 27 May 2025
There are more and more Chinese car brands entering the Australian new car market seemingly every day.
Mercedes-Benz classes explained
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By Stephen Corby · 26 May 2025
The difference between Mercedes classes is methodical and distinctly German, devised to distinguish Mercedes car models by size and purpose.
2025 Mazda EZ-60 EV powertrain detailed
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By Jack Quick · 26 May 2025
Mazda revealed its Chinese-built EZ-60 electric (EV) and range-extender (REEV) SUV last month with limited details, but now more information on the car’s EV powertrain has been confirmed.
Hyundai Kona Hybrid vs Toyota Corolla Cross GXL Hybrid FWD 2025 comparison review
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By Andrew Chesterton · 24 May 2025
Small SUVs are bigger than ever - both in terms of sales and sheer size. We pit two of Australia's biggest-selling small hybrid SUVs against each other to determine which one comes out on top. Is it the Toyota Corolla Cross or the Hyundai Kona?
The Xiaomi YU7 is an ultra-budget Ferrari Purosangue
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By Samuel Irvine · 23 May 2025
It’s said that imitation is the best form of flattery, but at what point does it go too far?
2010 Mitsubishi Challenger XLS review - Long-term owner
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By Owner Review · 22 May 2025
Even in a car from 2010 you expect a Bluetooth head unit, but not in this car, unless you choose an aftermarket system. No active safety features.As an everday drive car that can still be used in the bush, it is fantastic. The wife loves driving it as it doesn't feel like a typical 4x4.
Despite the engine being loud, it doesn't feel like an outdated and agricultural vehicle. It feels like a slightly larger and louder Outlander. It does, however, have body roll going into corners as expected with a big 4x4.This big girl is thirsty on fuel and can easily use over 10L/100km. Servicing is very standard and doesn't require any expensive precautions. You do, however, need to be up to date with servicing with this engine.Sadly as I was not smart with servicing, the engine did go bang, so I cant' speak super highly of it, but everything is going strong.