Six-shooter plug-in hybrid E-Class arrives
/It has the stonk of the old AMG E 63, but aims for fuel sipping sainthood.
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Read MoreExtra model allows BMW’s popular SUV to slot below $100k.
Read MorePromised BRZ consignment lands with new designation.
Read MoreHonda NZ has made good on a promise to release its first official electric here.
Read MoreTiggo sports utilities set to sport same drivetrain as a newly-landed Jaecoo.
Read MoreBig revisions are set for Toyota’s top seller.
Read MoreLand Rover’s smallest sports utility is set to become a family of models, all from Chery.
Read MoreChina’s big gun exporter sees Tiggo 4 working for Kiwis.
Read MoreBigger and brawnier than the T60, the Terron T9 could well cost more too - it’s landing in diesel, but interest in the electric is sought.
Read MoreMystery Creek brings out new dirt road products .
Read MoreSpirited zap and a mean look for flagship electric.
Read MoreJeep has revealed the replacement for a medium light duties’ sports utility divested here in previous form.
Read MoreFacelift time for a stalwart of the Toyota hybrid passenger range.
Read MoreAction highlighting owner issues with T60 ute and G10 van has NZ operation’s interest.
Read MoreSimon Rutherford says bye-bye to Blue
Read MoreThe company that makes your iPhone is now set to deliver an electric car.
Read MoreTo get to a production sign-off meeting, Suzuki’s first prototype undertook a harrowing 300km drive through a notoriously rough landscape.
Read MoreLatest financials for Tesla in NZ are out - and have raised comment.
Read MoreOnly the top, highest-tech version of Jaecoo’s sports utility has been evaluated by the national crash test auditor.
Read MoreBig lunged powerplants cited to have potential for failure because of defective parts.
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