The 2025 KGM SSANGYONG Torres lands in Australia with boxy shoulders, a chunky face and an attitude that says “weekend first, spreadsheets later.” It slots into the crowded medium-SUV class with a 1.5-litre turbo petrol, front-drive in most trims, all-wheel drive at the top, and a cabin built around twin 12.3-inch displays. Boot space is… Continue reading Review: 2025 KGM SSANGYONG Torres
Month: September 2025
Review: 2025 MG ZS Hybrid+
MG’s second-gen 2025 MG ZS Hybrid+ lands in Australia with a clear brief: keep the ZS’s value vibe, add proper hybrid grunt, and tidy up the cabin tech so it feels current on a school run or a Gold Coast dash. Under the bonnet is MG’s full-hybrid “Hybrid+” setup with a 1.5-litre petrol engine, an… Continue reading Review: 2025 MG ZS Hybrid+
Review: 2025 Kia Sorento
The 2025 KIA Sorento lands in Australia as the sensible seven-seater that remembered to dress sharp. You get roomy packaging, a techy cabin, and a choice of powertrains that cover school runs, highway hauls, and the occasional caravan weekend. The facelift still looks fresh here, and the result feels like a family SUV that did… Continue reading Review: 2025 Kia Sorento
Review: 2025 Genesis G80
The 2025 GENESIS G80 is the quiet achiever of the large luxury sedan world in Australia. It looks expensive without yelling about it, rides with the calm of a Sunday morning, and now packs a cleaner cabin layout with a wide 27-inch OLED display. You can have a 2.5-litre turbo four, a twin-turbo 3.5 V6,… Continue reading Review: 2025 Genesis G80
Review: 2025 Porsche Taycan
The 2025 PORSCHE Taycan takes the already-quick electric sedan and sharpens it for Australia. Power is up, charging is quicker, and the cabin tech finally feels as slick as the way it turns in. This is the 2025 PORSCHE Taycan review for buyers who care about real-world polish as much as headline numbers. Pros and… Continue reading Review: 2025 Porsche Taycan
Review: 2025 Volvo Ex30
The 2025 VOLVO EX30 lands in Australia with big-city confidence in a small footprint. It is Volvo’s most affordable EV and, quite possibly, its cheekiest. The formula is simple enough: tidy dimensions for our car parks, brisk performance that makes gaps appear in traffic, and an interior that feels clever rather than cluttered. If you… Continue reading Review: 2025 Volvo Ex30
Review: 2025 Mercedes SL
The 2025 MERCEDES SL returns to Australia as a proper luxury roadster that still remembers how to have fun. It is equal parts grand tourer and weekend toy, with the kind of long-bonnet stance that makes strangers pull out their phones. In this generation it wears an AMG badge, serves up serious pace, and leans… Continue reading Review: 2025 Mercedes SL
Review: 2025 McLaren Artura
The 2025 MCLAREN Artura lands in Australia with a clearer purpose than ever. It is a mid-engined plug-in hybrid supercar that now feels properly finished, with more power than before and small but meaningful tweaks to the way it shifts, steers and sounds. Think of it as McLaren’s cleanest line drawing: V6 twin-turbo, compact e-motor,… Continue reading Review: 2025 McLaren Artura
Review: 2025 BYD Sealion 7
The 2025 BYD Sealion 7 lands in Australia as a mid-size electric SUV with the confidence of a seasoned contender and the price tag of a disruptor. It pairs a roomy five-seat cabin with strong real-world tech, sensible range, and brisk performance. If you are shopping the Tesla Model Y set but want sharper value… Continue reading Review: 2025 BYD Sealion 7
Review: 2025 Hyundai Kona
The 2025 HYUNDAI Kona feels like the small SUV that finally grew into its shoes. It looks sharper, the cabin tech is what people actually use, and the mix of engines gives buyers a real choice. If you want a tidy city runabout that still copes with a family weekend, the new Kona hits the… Continue reading Review: 2025 Hyundai Kona