Japan strikes back! The cool new-wave cars, SUVs and MPVs denied to Australians, including the latest Honda Prelude, Toyota Crown, Suzuki Alto and more
Japan is on a roll. Not since the heyday of the ’80s and early ‘90s has its car industry been so confident and progressive, taking wild chances when – in the past – things would have been played way too safe.
Mitsubishi's secret weapon: How new plug-in hybrid Pajero would have the upper hand against the Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series and Nissan Patrol in the battle of the 4WD brutes | Opinion
Mitsubishi's touted plug-in hybrid Pajero would arrive at the perfect time for the brand, capitalising on a boom in interest in plug-in powertrains, and offering a true point of difference to the Nissan Patrol and Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series.
The Holden names and replacements still available overseas, but are they actually the modern-day Holden Colorado, Holden Captiva and Holden Trax denied to Australians?
Holden may be gone, but – as Opel/Vauxhall’s recently-announced Frontera reminds us – it’s clear that a handful of the old names survive. They grace other, inevitably newer models from both within and beyond the broader GM family that once, of course, also included Holden. What do they look like today? Would fans of their Australian namesakes even recognise any sort of connection?