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Read MoreMinimalism and mass are elements of the Sino-Swede’s new sports utility, revealed today.
Read MoreLatest 2.4-litre car has presented in track-ready form - but Kiwis keen to try it will have to cross the Tasman.
Read MorePetrol models bump up and switch seating plans; new hybrids chart fresh territory.
Read MoreMild hybrid tech sweetened for A- and B-Class.
Read MoreDistributor reiterates Clean Car Standard hit is coming
Read MorePerformance and price lift for top-flight Limited comes as Seoul announces big range for sedan sibling.
Read MoreAudi here says it is looking into local prospects for the awesome GT V10 RWD.
Read MoreSingle $59,990 model with 339 kilometres’ range sites above petrol and diesel alternates.
Read MoreElectric car interest strong but overall new car and light commercial count 10 percent down on last September.
Read MoreLatest corporate slogan set to drive Toyota here for next decade.
Read MoreFactory announces battery upgrade to improve range, charging
Read MoreBMW M's first standalone model in more than 40 years will avail here in two heat settings.
Read MoreFord NZ makes good on vow to place electric Mustang under $80k barrier
Read MoreModel’s developer will pitch at business first.
Read MoreElectric four-seater runabout looks just the thing for a Green trip to the beach.
Read MoreDistributor offers thought on dual motor hotties and says ID.3 is now a consideration.
Read MoreElectric-assisted powertrain has F1 touches and wallops defunct V8 for grunt.
Read MoreEntry ID.4 is a rebate car, but others price above Government’s assistance.
Read MoreIs New Zealand set to enjoy the product promised to Australia? Jeep’s big boss certainly understands the desire.
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