2025 Mitsubishi Outlander 2.5 VRX 4WD Review
While Mitsubishi doesn’t have a huge range of models, it has key players in the three most popular segments, those being the ASX, Triton and Outlander. These often feature in the top ten sellers list each month, helping Mitsubishi to claim third spot in terms of overall market share. The Outlander is a popular choice in the family SUV space, and recently, it has been upgraded. We are not talking a radical makeover here, just the usual titivation of the exterior and some additional spec. Keen eyes will spot the smoother front grille, reshaped...
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2025 Geely Starray EM-i Inspire vs MG HS Essence Super Hybrid Review
Newly arrived Chinese Super Hybrids promise a ‘best of both worlds’ scenario with their impressive ranges in both EV and...
2025 Volvo EX30 Cross Country Review
While most things have gone up in price recently, Volvo’s EX30 range has enjoyed a ‘realignment’. That means it’s now...
Ford Ranger Super Duty first drive: the most capable ute of all time?
As the name suggests, Ford’s ‘Super Duty’ badge is serious business. It’s a moniker that has only ever been used...
First drive: updated Nissan Navara tested off the beaten track
In 2026, the humble Nissan Navara will be celebrating its 40th birthday. In those forty years, we have seen four...
2025 Audi A6 e-tron Avant S line quattro Review
The latest Audi A6 is battery powered. That will immediately rule it out for some, but those after refinement, absolute...
2025 Ford Ranger Raptor Herrod Performance Edition Review
Even with something as potent as the Ranger Raptor, there’s always those that like a bit extra. And so the...
First drive: IM6 brings MG’s tech joint venture to NZ roads
The IM6 is not the first electric SUV to reach New Zealand this year. It enters a market where buyers are far from short of options. And while it is here from MG, technically it is not. It is an IM, a new premium division created through a joint venture between SAIC and Chinese tech giant Alibaba. SAIC provides the hardware and manufacturing depth. Alibaba contributes the software, cloud systems and digital backbone that define much of the IM6’s character. The partnership is reinforced by autonomous technology specialists Pony and Momenta, whose perception and mapping work underpins the driver assistance suite. ...
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BMW’s 5 Series from the early eighties wasn’t a common car in New Zealand at the time, especially the Motorsport...
First drive: Ford Mustang Mach-E gains efficiency, polish and real performance bite
The Ford Mustang Mach-E has had an unusual run in New Zealand. Strong early sales were followed by a run-out...
MGU9 tested: double-cab fun on a budget
For over a decade now, double-cab utes have been the best selling vehicle in New Zealand. The Ford Ranger dominated...
2025 Toyota Land Cruiser Prado Adventure Review
We don’t drive new diesels much any more, on account of increasingly stringent emissions regs overseas. And motive power tends...
First drive: Dongfeng Box signals a new chapter for affordable EVs
You’d be forgiven for not knowing the name Dongfeng. In New Zealand, it’s brand new, but in China this state-owned...
2025 Xiaomi YU7 Max Review
While there are no plans for the Xiaomi SU7 Max to make its way to New Zealand, it’s an interestintg...
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