Jez Spinks is the Chief Content Officer for WhichCar, focusing on local automotive news and reviews in Australia. With a passion for cars, Jez provides insightful articles and reviews on the latest vehicle models, technologies, and trends in the Australian automotive industry.
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Jez Spinks focuses on local automotive coverage in Australia, with an emphasis on new vehicle releases, reviews, and industry trends. His articles predominantly feature press releases and promotional content from automotive manufacturers.
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Pricing for the updated HiLux ute has been confirmed ahead of its arrival next month, as well as the name for its new drivetrain-enhancing tech
Ford, Subaru and Toyota have all joined the legacy carmakers taking on the Tesla Model Y, but it's our 2022 Wheels Car of the Year that remains unmoved as the pick of the class
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Pricing, features and reviews for BMW's coupe-style compact luxury SUV that's available with petrol or electric drivetrains
Dongfeng's planned M-Hero sub-brand is set to come to Australia, starting with an electric off-roader with wild looks and wild performance
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