More Recalls for Toyota
Toyota sings the recall blues again . this time it’s 1.5 million vehicles for potential fuel line leaks
The Commodore Becomes a Patrol Car
Commodore helps to fight crime in the United States
SLS AMG E-Cell goes into production
It’s one hot electric car and Mercedes-Benz is putting it into production!
The Hyundai Veloster – a different coupe
A compact coupe with three passenger doors? See for yourself.
The New Kia Rio
The new Kia Rio is only a few weeks away and it will be interesting to see if the reality is just as exciting as the impression.
Toyota FJ Cruiser
The Toyota FJ Cruiser looks as though it’s built for the genuine off-roader who may like to clean the interior with a hose.
Mini Beachcomber
Sometimes the law spoils some great concept cars and the Mini Beachcomber is definitely one of those.
Honda CR-V – new features
New features including a DVD player for Honda CR-V Luxury and Sports models
New Vehicle Sales in Australia in 2010
It was another bumper year for car sales in Australia despite the fact that some other industries struggled to make any head-way at all.
Kia Picanto
The new Kia Picanto is definitely going to arrive with some attractive green credentials
GM Recalls 100,000 Vehicles
GM execs were quick to dump on Toyota when they had problems with the Prius. Maybe now that GM is recalling 100,000 vehicles those same execs may be eating humble pie.
Hyundai i40
A bold move from Hyundai – releasing a wagon before the sedan.
Ford Transit Electric Van
Ford Transit Electric Van begins real-world testing
The New Nissan Global Sedan
Nissan launches a new global car with a rather old name
Novelty Car Mice
Can novelty car mice really last the distance?
It’s Not Rocket Science
Watch one backpacker try to do over and over what others seem to be doing with no effort at all.
New Ford Territory
A lot of fine words from Ford about their 2011 Ford Territory – I guess we just have to wait and see if it lives up to all that hyperbole
2011 Suzuki Swift
Suzuki lets others chase more power and instead focuses on better fuel consumption
2011 Nissan GT-R
For $A168,000 plus on-road costs you too can do 0-100km/h in 3.0 seconds in the 2011 Nissan GT-R
Fuel Economy for Mazda
Mazda i-stop new fuel economy technology Mazda plans on introducing into Australia next year.