Motoringnz
New name, more kit, sharper pricing – is this enough to reinstate Ford’s compact sports utility as a major player? Read More
Small hot cars are coming to the fore with Toyota at the moment. Read More
A booming market condition has triggered the return of VW’s Spanish brand SEAT, and it’ll be here in force. Read More
The Hyundai Ioniq has reset the entry price to fully electric motoring. Read More
Hyundai’s Paddon-proven small car has finally hit the showroom. It's Cross ... but not angry. Read More
Get more, pay more …. pricing for a key BMW, the 5-Series sedan, has been announced. Read More
One now, one next year and one in 2018 – suddenly Toyota is building coupes again, though it doesn’t want to talk too much about everything yet. Read More
Every new Subaru coming to New Zealand from now on has a common key fresh start ingredient, but it cannot be used to realise every dream. Read More
A car that gives motorists a taste of a hands-free driving future has won the country’s most relevant motoring prize. Read More
The Commodore you’ll be driving from early 2018 has been revealed. Is it worthy of the name? Read More
Mid-life updates for two Holden small fry bring improvement but are unlikely to stand as major milestones. Read More
Is this our next Fiesta? It seemed a simple enough question … Read More
Updates to the Barina compact car have been revealed. Read More
VW is out to prove that one-tonne ute sales, to private owners at least, are driven more by power than price. Read More
An electrifying four-door coupe and a fully-electric Golf are among new headline models joining the VW NZ lineup next year. Read More
Though BMW sales are down five percent year-on-year, the brand remains confident it is doing well enough and will have a decent 2017. Read More
Jaguar’s first electric car could be cruising New Zealand in the year of its release. Read More
Pay now, and pick up next year – Tesla has begun its NZ sales plan. Read More
The biggest-ever vehicle Subaru has built is desired by Subaru NZ – but its availability is a long shot. Read More
New Zealand’s most popular medium sports utility delivers familiarity and substantial change Read More
