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This weekend, Everland Speedway, around 30km south-east of Seoul, South Korea will host what could be a history-making enthusiast car festival jointly sponsored by Hyundai's performance and motorsport-focused N division and Toyota's similarly hi-octane Gazoo Racing group.
By: James Cleary
Unveiled at this year’s Auto China motor show in Beijing, the Mazda EZ-6 is produced by Changan Mazda, as the name implies a joint-venture between Mazda and the Chinese state-owned automotive giant Changan.
Seven years after the automotive world was knocked on its heels by the unveiling of a breathtakingly sleek second-generation Tesla Roadster Concept, a production version is still nowhere to be seen.
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Cadillac has confirmed its high-performance V badge will be applied to an electric vehicle for the first time with confirmation today that a Cadillac Lyriq V will be coming to market globally in 2026.
As Australian Design Rules (ADRs) and independent assessments drive vehicle manufacturers to incorporate more safety-focused technology into their new models the flow-on benefits to the used car market is proving to be a life-saver according to a new study from the Monash University Accident Research Centre (MUARC).
By: James Cleary
Suzuki and Toyota have confirmed further collaboration on the development of a battery-electric SUV to be led by Suzuki and manufactured by Suzuki Motor Gujarat in India from mid-2025.
Not for the first time Toyota is using the SEMA (Specialty Equipment Market Association) exhibition in Las Vegas, Nevada to showcase its custom design and engineering prowess, this year unveiling a pair of highly-modified concept vehicles based on the 2025 LandCruiser (Prado) and 4Runner.
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When a Guinness World Records observer is along for the ride you know something extraordinary is on the cards and so it was as a 2025 Volkswagen Amarok V6 Style driven by a three-person crew covered Australia's 10 gazetted deserts in, you guessed it, world record time.
There's nothing like the heat of competition to sharpen a carmaker's focus as the run towards the end of the calendar year approaches.
By: James Cleary
I get it. The Chevy Silverado, Ford F-150, Ram 1500 and soon to arrive Toyota Tundra are eff off big trucks. In many situations, arguably too big for Aussie conditions.
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