Audi RS3 first drive review: Turning up the heat
/More power and a trick differential aren’t the only factors triggering a race to buy Audi’s only five-cylinder RS car.
Read MoreMore power and a trick differential aren’t the only factors triggering a race to buy Audi’s only five-cylinder RS car.
Read MoreStrident styling, compelling technology and a couple of vivacious 1.6-litre engines give Hyundai’s core model, the Tucson, a fresh start.
Read MoreAudi’s most potent RS road car makes a powerful statement. Albeit a touch quietly for the type.
Read MoreSkoda is powering up on the introduction of readily-available plug-in hybrid versions of two popular cars.
Read MoreThe car claimed as the template for premium family hatchbacks achieves evolutionary looks and sharp technology in its 25th year.
Read MoreWHAT a relief for Cupra to finally have a car that stands no chance of being mis-identified as a Volkswagen, a Skoda or anything else from the VW Group. Including its direct parent, actually.
Read MoreToyota’s latest all-conditions SUV made its global debut today. Here’s how it goes on New Zealand roads.
Read MoreThe new hybrid doesn’t quite have the V6’s oomph, but you can’t help but be impressed by the other-worldly efficiency.
Read MoreCONVENTIONAL with a touch of sporty; quasi off-road themed; step-into-tomorrow electric-prioritised: The choice is yours.
After three generations that had full focus on the first, Honda has finally awoken to how much the world is changing and attuned one of its best sellers, here and internationally, to better meet today’s tastes.
Read MoreSO you imagine the MX-30 is Mazda’s first go at electric motoring?
Not so fast. Certainly, what we’ll see entering the showroom on July 1 in two formats, price-undisclosed mild hybrid and $74,990 full electric, is - in respect to the latter - the first purchasable battery-pure product.
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