Alex Misoyannis is a journalist specializing in automotive news and reviews. With a focus on the Australian market, Alex writes for Drive.com.au, providing readers with the latest updates on electric cars, new vehicle models, pricing, and safety features. His articles offer insights into the ever-evolving automotive industry, keeping readers informed and up-to-date.
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By: Alex Misoyannis
Mazda's CX-3 is now $3420 more expensive for buyers on a budget as the base model has been dropped.
By: Alex Misoyannis
The base Mazda 2 has been axed, despite accounting for 45 per cent of sales, as part of a 2025 update.
From 20 December 2024 to 6 January 2025, the car park at the Noosa tourist site will be restricted to a drop-off zone.
More than a million drivers in NSW could have a demerit point scrubbed from their licence for good driving.
By: Alex Misoyannis
The axing of Mazda's cheapest model grades are getting closer to pushing it out of the sub-$30,000 drive-away new-car market for the first time since it arrived in 1959.
The German car giant has avoided immediate plant closures in its home country, but intends to cut its output, repurpose vehicle factories, and shuffle production around.
Hybrid power replaces diesel in the new Hyundai Palisade, but flagship models could cost close to $100,000.
Three of Japan's best-known car brands have confirmed discussions are underway on a possible merger.
The Renault 5 electric car has been confirmed for sale in Australia, but – for now – not the version more customers can afford.
By: Alex Misoyannis
Honda insists a proposed merger with Nissan will not proceed unless the latter can reverse its fortunes, but former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn claims the deal is a rescue mission pushed by Japanese authorities.
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