China Inc: When push becomes shove
/More than two dozen Chinese vehicle brands are now represented in NZ, and all have ambition to be powerhouses.
Read MoreMore than two dozen Chinese vehicle brands are now represented in NZ, and all have ambition to be powerhouses.
Read MoreSix vehicles have been awarded maximum scores from the national crash test auditor.
Read MoreOur crash test safety auditor has given those giant American pickups a good going over. The results might surprise.
Read MoreFault found during crash testing is now being addressed by maker.
Read MoreThe Atto 1 is coming and with it lends chance for the Chinese make to upset the established creche of Kiwi-favoured small cars.
Read MoreOnly the nameplate is the same. Otherwise Australia’s ASX is a very different proposition to ours. For a very different price.
Read MoreExtra safety ingredients help Kiwi favourite withstand tougher test
Read MoreIndependent national auditor says model’s LDV history helped sort score.
Read MoreNational crash test auditor acknowledges improvements to both small cars.
Read MoreLatest large ute and full-sized SUV from China win plaudits, as does new Q5.
Read MoreThe base model of the Cerato-replacing K4 has been meted four stars by ANCAP; dearer types have five. The safety auditor is not happy.
Read MoreTerramar holds same five star ANCAP as in Australia, but with warning about child seat location.
Read MoreKia’s ute has won a strong result from the national safety auditor, but it only stands for the four-wheel-drive dual cab. Other variants are unrated.
Read MoreA five star start is doubtless great news for Subaru locally, but they’ve no words … yet.
Read MoreSuzuki won’t predict how the new Fronx might perform in the ANCAP test - but hopes it won’t join Swift in the naughty corner.
Read MoreChanges to models’ safety equipment satisfy national crash test auditor.
Read MoreThe MG5 was set to sell here last year with the worst possible safety score. Now its star rating standing has improved.
Read MoreHow Suzuki took its primary car on an adventure without going anywhere. Check out the film and how it was made.
Read MoreCompact 1.5-litre mild hybrid crossover coming in July. It’s the new Baleno … will it also bump out Ignis?
Read MoreFive star score keeps EV3 on par with sister electric models.
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