Suzuki is the household name when it comes to Micro and Light cars, so it makes sense that the first hybrid in the Micro and light segments should come to market bearing a Suzuki badge.
Of all the automakers represented in this country, Mazda seems to be the brand best weathering the slings and arrows of global pandemics. Want proof? Here it is: the all-new Mazda CX-30.
Audi has revamped the Q7/SQ7/SQ8 line-up with some new technological wizardry (Vorsprung Durch Technik) and specification bumps which Audi summarise as; more dynamic, more technology and better val
Hyundai has done it again, quite literally when it comes to its IONIQ range of alternatively powered cars, and figuratively when it comes to impressing me with a second generation of vehicle.
BMW’s product offensive is an ongoing thing for 2020 but the brand has its foothold fleet already in place, and it's rock solid, with a key player being the five-model BMW X3 range.
February will see the all-new Pajero Sport VRX start leaving dealership floors as Mitsubishi uses it as a platform to launch a premium package of advanced safety features, luxury and aggressive sty
It may seem odd that Toyota should be launching its all new Corolla sedan and wagon now, two years after the launch of the 2019 all-new hatch, which confusingly,
we saw in 2018.
When Toyota Australia announced it was bringing the Granvia to the Lucky Land, replacing the long-serving Tarrago (Previa to us), there was some speculation as to whether we would see it too…
A surprise entrant to this year’s Car of the Year awards, Suzuki’s Baleno is one of a handful of contenders in this segment and it is a very deserving winner.
Mitsubishi has enjoyed something of a stellar year in 2019, with first the revised Triton arriving and blitzing its way into the top performing utes segment, then the follow-up with improvements to
It seems like forever since we introduced the Ford Endura back in March of this year. Then we took one for a tiki tour around the North Island and now we’ve finally managed to write about it.
OK, so algebra isn’t my strong suit, but given NZ Company Vehicle has reviewed the Mercedes-Benz A-Class and C-Class – in that order – and the B-Class is now on sale here, the equation makes sense.
This is a somewhat odd vehicle to profile in NZ Company Vehicle magazine but we’re doing it anyway, because goshdarnit, this little varmint’s just so cute!
It has been a very busy few months for the relatively unknown SEAT brand out of Spain. Our first encounter was the SEAT Arona, followed by the mid-sized Ateca five-seater.
COVER STORY - Mitsubishi Triton GLX-R
SHORT LAUNCH
EVENTS
Eroad Fleet Day wrap-up
Automechanika
Audi Ice Experience
Ford Everest South Africa
NEWS
LCV MARKET REVIEW
ROAD REPORT