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Hyundai Inster Test: Yep. Tardis On Wheels
City cars are supposed to be compromises: cheap to buy, cheap to run, but cramped and compromised on space. Hyundai clearly didn’t get the memo. The new Inster EV looks like it belongs in a Dinky toy collection (my favourite boyhood hobby), yet the first thing you notice after climbing aboard is just how much…
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Superb, E-Class and Carnival Hybrid Score Top ANCAP Marks
Remains of the Skoda
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Civic R in Racing Blue: Gotham Gets a Hatch
Honda Australia has given its flagship hot hatch a splash of colour, announcing Racing Blue as a new addition to the 2025 “Batmobile” Civic Type R palette. The FL5-generation Type R already draws on Honda’s deep motorsport pedigree, pairing finely honed chassis balance with the punch of its 2.0-litre VTEC Turbo engine. Output remains at…
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Ford’s Ranger Super Duty Endures ‘Mud-Pack’ Torture Test
Melbourne – When Ford engineers set out to validate the Ranger Super Duty, they didn’t just want to confirm it could tackle mud. They set out to create a test that would turn it into a worst-case scenario – and then push well beyond it. The result was the “mud-pack” test, developed specifically for the…
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Zeekr 7X: New Electric SUV Joins Australian Line-Up
Sydney – Chinese premium EV brand Zeekr, part of the Geely group alongside Volvo, Polestar and Lotus, has confirmed Australian pricing and specifications for its new 7X SUV. The five-seat electric model joins the Zeekr X and Zeekr 009 later this year. Measuring 4,787mm long with a 2,900mm wheelbase, it offers 539 litres of rear…
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MG4 Buyers Have Limited Window Before 2026 Model Shift
Sydney – MG Motor Australia is signalling change for its electric hatch range, with the current rear-wheel-drive (RWD) and all-wheel-drive (AWD) MG4 available only for a limited time before a revised line-up arrives in 2026. The 2025 MG4 is offered in RWD and AWD form with 51kWh, 64kWh and 77kWh battery options. The entry-level 51kWh…