The 2025 VOLVO XC90 lands in Australia as the sensible seven-seat luxury SUV for families who prefer calm competence over badge-flexing. Volvo has massaged the formula with cleaner styling, a larger 11.2-inch infotainment screen that runs Google built-in, quieter cabin trim, and chassis tweaks for a more settled ride. Crucially, buyers can still pick between… Continue reading Review: 2025 Volvo XC90
Month: September 2025
Review: 2025 Skyworth Be11
The 2025 SKYWORTH Be11 is a mid-size electric SUV aimed at buyers who want proper space and range without premium-badge pricing. Australia’s spec sheet points to a single front-drive setup, a long-range battery, and a family-first cabin. The brand is new here, so the smart play is to look at what is confirmed and how… Continue reading Review: 2025 Skyworth Be11
Review: 2025 Mercedes S580L
If a luxury sedan can feel like a calm, private lounge that just happens to move quickly, the 2025 MERCEDES S580L is exactly that. It looks understated in traffic, yet everything about it whispers indulgence. Under the bonnet sits a V8 with mild-hybrid assist that gives the big limo instant, quiet shove, and the cabin… Continue reading Review: 2025 Mercedes S580L
Review: 2025 Land Rover Defender
The 2025 LAND ROVER Defender still feels like the Swiss Army knife of SUVs, only this one wears a tux to Bunnings. In Australia it comes in 90, 110 and 130 body styles, with everything from efficient six-cylinder diesels to a wild twin-turbo V8 in the new OCTA halo. The big update is the D350… Continue reading Review: 2025 Land Rover Defender
Review: 2025 Mercedes S680
The 2025 MERCEDES S680 is the Maybach-tuned summit of the Mercedes S-Class 2025 family, a luxury sedan 2025 buyers pick when a business lounge and a spa need to share four wheels. It looks elegant rather than loud, rides like silk over crushed velvet, and hides a V12 with the sort of effortlessness that makes… Continue reading Review: 2025 Mercedes S680
Review: 2025 Genesis GV80
The 2025 Genesis GV80 arrives in Australia with the swagger of a newcomer that already knows the room. It looks expensive, feels plush, and has the right numbers to back it up. Genesis has simplified the range, sharpened the styling, and packed in a mountain of kit, so the GV80 now plays confidently in the… Continue reading Review: 2025 Genesis GV80
Review: 2025 Mercedes C200
The 2025 Mercedes C200 is the sensible suit in the 2025 Mercedes C-Class wardrobe. It keeps the classic Mercedes gloss, adds mild-hybrid polish, and quietly trims a bit of fluff to sharpen value in Australia. Power is from a 1.5-litre turbo four with 48-volt assistance, driving the rear wheels through a nine-speed auto. The update… Continue reading Review: 2025 Mercedes C200
Review: 2025 Audi S3
The 2025 AUDI S3 lands in Australia with exactly the sort of quiet confidence buyers in this class appreciate. It looks familiar, then goes about being quicker, grippier and smarter than before. With a 2.0-litre turbo four, 245 kW and 420 Nm, a quicker brain for the all-wheel-drive system, and a torque-vectoring rear diff pinched… Continue reading Review: 2025 Audi S3
Review: 2025 Ford Mustang
The 2025 FORD Mustang lands in Australia like a favourite band’s reunion tour. The shape is familiar, the riffs are louder, and the set list now includes a sharper cabin and smarter tech. Under the bonnet you can have a 2.3-litre EcoBoost turbo four or the headline 5.0-litre Coyote V8, both rear-drive with either a… Continue reading Review: 2025 Ford Mustang
Review: 2025 Volvo V60
The 2025 VOLVO V60 is the sensible Swede that still knows how to have a good time. In Australia it arrives in V60 Cross Country B5 mild-hybrid form, a raised wagon with all-wheel drive, proper long-distance comfort, and a cabin that feels like a Scandi living room with Google smarts baked in. It is rare,… Continue reading Review: 2025 Volvo V60