Motoringnz
After a strong start in March, the Commodore has been hit by a weak second month of sale – what’s Holden NZ’s reaction? Read More
The April car registrations count is out – a slight market dip has been shrugged off and Drive Happy seems to be working for Toyota. Read More
The long-term future of the Ford Mondeo seems unclear following the news that its US sister model will be dropped, but the New Zealand distributor is staying calm. Read More
Nothing changes up front. But New Zealand market BT-50s will soon deliver equipment upgrades. Read More
Can a Euro edge give extra confidence to a Lexus sedan that tends to sit in the background? Read More
The iX3 points to the next BMW-badged electric car the brand hopes to release in New Zealand. Read More
There are 800 of one, 20 of the other – but plenty more to come afterward. Read More
No other brand invested in the X-Class utility is going to lay mitts on the star V6 engine – but neither is Mercedes’ hot rod division. Read More
With the small car market having gone from boom to bust, Ford has decided to pull its Fiesta in all but ST format. Read More
VW’s class king 190kW Amarok will likely land in September – and while the grunt is increased, the price might not rise commensurately Read More
Heard the one about the elite taxi service buying big into the largest Skoda sedan? Have now. Read More
BMW fans with the wherewithal to buy into the M3 CS sedan need to act fast. Read More
Skoda is having a hard time building enough cars – except, perhaps, for New Zealand. We’re in the good books with this brand. Read More
An F-Pace built for speed is just what Kiwis want, the distributor believes. Read More
Elevated ride height seems a possible NZ-market potential of the new Ford Focus. Elevated status, through a big lift in tech and change of sourcing, might also arrive. Read More
Holden NZ’s boss has a new additional role -resetting the brand’s fortunes in Australia. When will he sleep? Read More
Kiwis will pay top dollar for the new Ranger flagship – but will we care? Read More
Its sales status is set to cool – but surely the Grand Cherokee’s social standing is rising to ultra-hot now that the Trackhawk has arrived. Read More
The direct successor to the original LS400 that launched Lexus almost three decades ago will likely be a rare sight here. Read More
Some Toyota buyers might imagine Drive Happy follows a route they’ve already taken, but there are key differences. Read More
