A sad day for Australia’s V8 heritage. in 11:21 AM EST Affordable V8-engined sedans have disappeared from Australia. Rising demand for Hemi-engined Chargers, Challengers and other vehicles in the US, combined with supply chain disruptions, has led Chrysler to decide to stop selling these cars… Source: www.motor1.com
Now, obviously telling someone that a particular used car has bulletproof reliability is akin to telling someone that skiing is a perfectly safe hobby or advising them to invest in blue-chip stocks. Masu. Sometimes things go wrong and your friend breaks his leg… Source: www.carsguide.com.au
The JAC T9 diesel model, priced from AU$42,662 (US$27,800), will be followed by a fully electric version previewed in a 2023 concept. … Source: Car Scoops
Thieves in the United States are targeting Hyundai and Kia cars that don’t have immobilizers, a high-tech security device, but Australian representatives for both brands say a similar crime wave could occur here. It is said that the gender is low. view 3 images Hyundai and Kia are targeted by car thieves in the US… Source: www.drive.com.au
The Limited Edition is only available with a manual gearbox and offers no performance upgrades over the standard WRX. … Source: Car Scoops
Both versions of the Picanto come standard with a 1.2-liter naturally aspirated four-cylinder that produces a modest 62 kW (83 hp). … Source: Car Scoops
The 2024 G70 Shooting Brake is offered in 2.0-liter only, while the sedan comes with a 3.3-liter V6. … Source: Car Scoops
Holden turns 75 this week. ‘Australia’s Own’, sadly ‘retired’ by overlord General Motors in 2020, came to embody Australia’s post-war prosperity, but that prosperity, as well as the company’s market share, , could not be sustained beyond a certain point against the backdrop of rapidly changing social conditions. world. Still, something… Source: www.carsguide.com.au
A roughly $40,000 electric car from German giant Volkswagen is set to go on sale in Australia. But when? View 9 images View 9 images Previous Next Volkswagen’s upcoming entry-level electric car – Volkswagen ID.2 City Hatch, target price in Europe is under $AU$40,000… Source: www.drive.com.au
Australians will be able to buy the 2024 Ford Mustang in EcoBoost, GT and Dark Horse configurations … Source: Car Scoops