Audi SQ2 review: Tearaway tot
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Ingolstadt’s smallest SUV is at its most confident and capable in a hot crossover format.
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Toyota Hilux SR5 Cruiser review: Tunnel vision
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Taking the top dog of Toyota’s one-tonne ute family to visit a highway landmark that’s being transformed into a visitor attraction.
Read MoreKia Carnival Elite review: Human resources deportment
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Kia biggest offering is a people-mover. Honestly, that shouldn’t be a turn-off.
Read MoreHyundai Palisade Elite diesel review: It's the American way
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Full-sized eight-seater from the Korean giant’s US division looks like a big deal.
Read MoreSubaru XV Premium review: Plasma transfusion
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WHENEVER a brand-new vehicle is launched, it is already almost out of date – because back at headquarters they’re already working on the vehicle’s first facelift.
Read MoreToyota Fortuner Limited review: Sharpening an old axe
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THAT old saying about how ‘they don’t make ‘em like they used to?’
Wrong. They still do. It’s just that they don’t make quite as many.
Read MoreVolvo XC40 Recharge PHEV review: Easy to plug
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FULLY fossil-fuelled cars are certainly not at the point of being untenable, yet surely only those so close-minded to risk being considered unhinged must accept that breaking away is not a matter of ‘if’ but ‘when’.
Manufacturers have already decided to move on; the big rush to provision products that, to varying degree, leave us better sorted for a future quite different to our present state is well and truly on.
Read MoreMitsubishi Eclipse Cross VRX: New look, new ambition
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NO matter how well it sells, the Eclipse Cross will always have a special place in Mitsubishi’s product history – being both a first and a last.
How so? It’s the first new model to emerge under the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance. And yet, as its development was all but completed prior to the deal happening, it’s also the last Mitsubishi that was wholly created without influence from those other brands.
Read MoreSubaru Forester X Sport: Trophy catch
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ANYONE who enjoys fishing will know of, and possibly have, an ‘x spot’ – what better way to spend time at one than by driving there in an X Sport, the latest version of Subaru’s Forester?
It’s easily picked out, being the one with 18-inch black alloy wheels, water-repellent seat fabric … and orange accents inside and out. The latter because it’s the colour is most associated with amusement, the unconventional, warmth, energy and activity.
Read MoreSubaru Outback X: Still hitting the spot, but ..
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THE old saying cites ‘contempt’, though it really means ‘complacency’.
The way I see it, it’s wrong in respect to the Outback. With the sixth-generation of Subaru’s elevated station wagon, the more applicable word when discussing about what exactly the familiarity this car breeds … well, it’s more along the lines of ‘contentment’. There’s no distaste.
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