The 2025 RENAULT Master lands in Australia looking less like a delivery box and more like a rolling workspace that actually understands tradies, couriers and camper-converters. Renault trimmed the range to two Pro vans (medium and long wheelbase) and sharpened the sticker: $55,200 and $57,200 before on-roads, with a $57,990 ABN drive-away carrot running until… Continue reading Review: 2025 RENAULT Master
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Review: 2025 FORD Transit Custom
The 2025 FORD Transit Custom lands as a fresh generation of Ford’s best-known work van, not just a facelift. New tech, a nicer cabin, and independent rear suspension make it feel less like a delivery box and more like a big hatch that happens to swallow pallets. It still hauls plenty, but now it also… Continue reading Review: 2025 FORD Transit Custom
Review: 2025 PEUGEOT E-partner
The 2025 PEUGEOT E-Partner is Peugeot Australia’s small electric workhorse: a long-wheelbase van with a 50 kWh battery, a claimed 258 km WLTP range and the kind of cabin tech you usually find in hatchbacks, not haulage. Small footprint, tight turning circle, and a motor with a healthy 260 Nm mean it feels more city… Continue reading Review: 2025 PEUGEOT E-partner
Review: 2025 KIA K4
The 2025 KIA K4 brings a fresh face to Australia’s compact-sedan segment, replacing the long-running Cerato with sleeker looks and more tech. Unveiled globally in March 2024, it landed Down Under on 16 January 2025, arriving in S, Sport, Sport+ and GT-Line trims with either a 2.0 litre naturally aspirated four-cylinder or a 1.6 litre… Continue reading Review: 2025 KIA K4
Review: 2025 MERCEDES A250
The 2025 MERCEDES A250 arrives on Australian shores with a cheeky grin and a serious luxury pedigree. It wears its compact hatchback silhouette like a bespoke suit, blending city-friendly proportions with enough tech swagger to make your morning commute feel like a VIP drive. From its tightened grille to the reworked rear diffuser, this little… Continue reading Review: 2025 MERCEDES A250
Review: 2025 SKODA Enyaq
The 2025 SKODA Enyaq marks a confident step for SKODA in Australia’s electric vehicle market. With sharp exterior design that blends understated elegance and practical flair, it feels both familiar and fresh on the road. Under the bonnet sits a range of powertrain options, making the Enyaq not just a city cruiser but a genuine… Continue reading Review: 2025 SKODA Enyaq
Review: 2025 LAND ROVER Range Rover
The 2025 LAND ROVER Range Rover arrives in Australia with a quiet swagger. It retains its signature silhouette yet gains subtle curves that hint at fresh innovation. Inside, real wood veneers sit alongside a new 13.1-inch touchscreen, making your mornings feel like a five-star staycation. Under the bonnet, a plug-in hybrid option coexists with a… Continue reading Review: 2025 LAND ROVER Range Rover
Review: 2025 AUDI Q3
Audi’s smallest SUV has grown up. The 2025 Audi Q3 keeps the familiar MQB bones of the outgoing model but adds a sprinkling of extra kit, fresher cabin materials and (hooray) a sharper price spread for Australia. Under the bonnet you still find the 1.4‑litre 35 TFSI and 2.0‑litre 40 TFSI quattro drivetrains, so think evolution rather than clean‑sheet… Continue reading Review: 2025 AUDI Q3
Review: 2025 BYD Dolphin
Think of the 2025 BYD Dolphin as the automotive equivalent of a flat‑white with oat milk: familiar in size, unexpectedly smooth, and friendlier to the planet than yesterday’s long‑black commuter. The Chinese‑built hatch has sailed into Australian showrooms at under thirty grand, offering a real‑world WLTP range of up to 427 km and a punchy 0‑100 km/h… Continue reading Review: 2025 BYD Dolphin
Review: 2025 VOLKSWAGEN Golf
Volkswagen has finally flung the covers off the facelifted Mk 8.5, now simply the 2025 Volkswagen Golf, and in doing so reminded Australia why this hatch refuses to fade quietly into middle age. Sharper LED headlights, tidied bumpers and the return of physical steering‑wheel buttons cure most of the previous model’s gripes without messing with the Golf’s… Continue reading Review: 2025 VOLKSWAGEN Golf