Whether all you want is to learn more about the iconic Ford Mustang or search for used auto parts to restore an early-generation model, you’ll find this article extremely useful. It’s an interesting read!
Jun 18th, 2021
Chances are that you haven't heard about the Korean automaker Ssangyong. But not for long because its mid-size SUV Rexton is bringing traffic to the showrooms in Australia with its reliability and fancy updates.
Jun 11th, 2021
Read all about the Hyundai Ioniq – its history, versions, and powertrain specs – from our Carpedia, the Wikipedia of cars! This electrified liftback is Korea’s answer to the Japanese Prius; find out why it is a class leader.
Jun 08th, 2021
Do you own an old Renault Captur and have trouble finding its engine specs and other details? This article covers Renault Captur's concept and production history, and includes all models released in Australia.
Jun 07th, 2021
Find out why the Nissan Leaf is not only a zero-emissions car but also one of the greenest cars ever manufactured. Read its history, specs, and all the important details that make it the best EV that you can buy without breaking a bank!
Jun 03rd, 2021
Did you know that Skoda Kodiaq RS has set the best lap time at Nurburgring of all 3-row SUVs? Yes, this Skoda is not just practical but also very capable. And why not, it was named the Best Family Car in the World in 2016!
May 28th, 2021
The Holden family of large or full-size cars is designated by a nameplate and a series code. The first-ever model was released in 1948. This article will be about Holden’s seventh generation of successive series of full-size family cars – the Holden HQ, HJ, HX, and HZ. This generation superseded the HK, HT, and HG generation. The seventh wave of large cars manufactured by Holden Australia spanned thirteen years from 1971 to 1984.
Feb 05th, 2020
The Mazda B Series of pickup trucks went into production from 1961 until 2009, with the Mazda BT-50 and Ford Ranger succeeding it. The naming of models in this series is based on engine displacement. For example, the Mazda B1500 has a 1.5L engine, while the B2600 has a 2.6L engine powering it. In Australia, the B series was called the Mazda Bravo and was only launched in 1970.
Feb 03rd, 2020
The Mitsubishi Lancer went into production in the year 1973 and remained in global circulation till 2017. Manufactured as a compact car, the Lancer has been marketed around the world under different names, including Colt Lancer, Chrysler Lancer, and the Mitsubishi Mirage, to name a few. Since 2007, the Lancer has been sold under the brand name of Mitsubishi Galant Fortis in the Japanese market.
Also known as the Ram Pickup, the Dodge Ram is one of the best known pickup trucks in the world. It is a full-size pickup truck marketed under the Ram brand and produced by the Chrysler Group. The ‘Ram’ moniker was first utilized in 1981 during the launch of the redesigned Ram and Power Ram. It was established as part of Dodge’s light truck lineup, though over the years, the brand went out to heavier lines.
Jan 31st, 2020
The Infiniti brand was created by Nissan in 1989 as their luxury vehicle division to compete with Toyota’s Lexus and Honda’s Acura marques. Brought about by Japan's export restraints limiting the number of vehicles that could be exported to the US, Japanese automobile manufacturers found it was more profitable to export luxury models which are in a higher price bracket.
The Dodge Avenger was introduced to the market as a front-wheel-drive coupe in the mid-90s. Since its launch, the Avenger has had a spotty track record within the auto industry. It took a hiatus for seven years from 2000 to 2007 before it finally returned and became a contender in the mid-size sedan segment on behalf of Dodge.
Holden first produced the HD as a 4-door sedan and 3-door station wagon in 1965. Later in the year, the company also released the 2-door coupe utility and 2-door panel van body types. All in all, Holden produced almost 179,000 units of the HD.
Volvo XC70 was introduced in 2003 as the second-generation crossover version of Volvo's executive estate, the V70. It spanned through two generations from 2003 until 2017 in Australia. It was a 5-door compact crossover with the all-wheel-drive layout manufactured in Torslanda, Sweden by Volvo Cars.
The Mercedes-Benz E-Class is an executive class, or E-Segment car produced by the German manufacturer since 1953, with the official first-generation E-Class revealed in 1993. It is placed in between the C-Class and S-Class, offering a balance of size, luxury, and affordability, making it Mercedes-Benz’s best-selling vehicle.
Jan 30th, 2020
