Lexus premieres luxury yacht: LY 650
Lexus has revealed its first luxury yacht, the Lexus LY 650. The world premiere of the yacht on September 19 in Florida featured Lexus showing off the LY 650’s unique styling and cruising performance.
Lexus has revealed its first luxury yacht, the Lexus LY 650. The world premiere of the yacht on September 19 in Florida featured Lexus showing off the LY 650’s unique styling and cruising performance.
Australia will see the “fastest ever product Mini” this year with the new Mini John Cooper Works (JCW) Clubman. The JCW four-cylinder twin-power turbo petrol engine produces 225kW, an increase of 55kW over the previous model, and 450Nm of torque.
Electric vehicle car-sharing platform Evee has launched its new insurance policy for EVs. Its insurance policy covers EVs for car-sharing use, meaning Evee insurance policyholders can earn a second income when their EVs are not in use and have them protected.
An Aucklander who purchased a 1967 Mercedes-Benz for more than $130,000 from an Australian car company is suing the dealer.
The latest product safety recall issued by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has sparked further concerns for the need of a mandatory data-sharing scheme.
Australasia’s independent vehicle safety authority, ANCAP, has released its latest round of safety ratings. Five-star ANCAP safety ratings were awarded to the Mercedes-Benz B-Class, CLA and Peugeot 508, but the Citroen C5 Aircross missed out at four-stars.
Infiniti dealers will be no-longer as of Christmas 2020. Infiniti Cars Australia has announced it will invoke a "strategic plan" to focus instead on its priorities on electrifying its models range "over the next three years" while "withdrawing and concluding its sales operations in Australia".
A new plug-in hybrid (PHEV) variant of the popular Mercedes-Benz C-Class headlines revisions to the line-up of Australia’s favourite premium medium-sized vehicle over $60,000.
A new plug-in hybrid (PHEV) variant of the popular Mercedes-Benz C-Class headlines revisions to the line-up of Australia’s favourite premium medium-sized vehicle over $60,000.
The new A 35 4MATIC is set to enter the Australian Mercedes-AMG family, with a choice of hatch or sedan body styles. The A 35 4MATIC hatch and sedan is a step up from the popular Mercedes-Benz A-Class.