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Car Reviews
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BMW's official roundel badge is blue and white, but with its latest generation of models the German company would also like you to look and see a vibrant shade of green.
It's a familiar face, but there's still a lot to like about the Mitsubishi Outlander.
More power to any car buyer - private or fleet - putting efficiency above all else in the buying decision, and often paying a premium in purchase price to do so.
Its rivals get most of the headlines, but Mitsubishi’s ASX is the quiet achiever of the burgeoning crossover segment.
New Rio hatch becomes the last Kia model to get that special Peter Schreyer pixie dust sprinkled on it. And it’s a decent conclusion.
Through a fluke of logistics, Nissan New Zealand has found themselves in the possession of an advance assessment Juke earlier than anticipated.
Through a fluke of logistics, Nissan New Zealand has found themselves in the possession of an advance assessment Juke earlier than anticipated.
Remember the Subaru Impreza XV? No, of course you don’t. That’s because it was a very forgettable car.
The New Holden Cruze Hatch - The Red Lion's lifeline
Holden and indeed the larger Australian car manufacturing industry is feeling the heat after labour union discussions were leaked last month raising premature questions about the Commodore’s future after 2018.
Steve Vermeulen checks out the latest offering in the Mazda BT-50 range. Is it just a Ford Ranger in disguise?
Ford says its new Ranger ute was designed around the driver, but it has also spread its features around the farm, the suburbs and the highways that link them
Like it or not, electric vehicles are the future, or at least our immediate future. The Nissan Leaf is the first we will see that has been designed from the ground up without an internal combustion engine in mind. Steve takes a trip in a hatchback to the future...
Every car company has a defining moment that changes everything. Steve Vermeulen thinks for SsangYong, that moment may be the Korando.
The original FJ40 Land Cruiser seemed almost built for the New Zealand we used to be. But with retro themes designed for the American market, Steve Vermeulen suggests the latest Toyota FJ Cruiser is an example of form over function.
The Mondeo is a beautifully built, exciting to drive and hugely practical car. But is it value for money?
More grunt and a bigger load tray make the new Mitsubishi Triton the perfect workhorse
The Mitsubishi Challenger took a short break from our market and allowed vehicles like the Nissan Pathfinder to find their stride. It came back with vengeance late 2009, and now a mild makeover has delivered new tech. Steve Vermeulen realises while it’s not likely to be your first thought, the Challenger shouldn’t be forgotten by full-size SUV buyers.
A back injury is the last thing you want when you have the Arbarth 500 Esseese on test; Steve Vermeulen grins and bares it to see if Fiat’s motorsport heritage shines through in this hotted-up Fiat 500.
Could Lexus have finally made hybrids cool? Steve Vermeulen drives the new CT200h to find out.
