Jordan Mulach is a journalist specializing in automotive news and reviews. With a focus on the national automotive industry in Australia, Jordan writes for Drive.com.au and has also had work featured in WhichCar. He covers a wide range of topics including car recalls, new vehicle releases, and industry updates.
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Jordan Mulach's focus is primarily on the automotive industry in Australia, particularly car models, recalls, and new developments. Given his coverage attributes with a significant portion dedicated to press releases, he may be interested in official announcements from automotive companies or government bodies related to this industry.
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By: Jordan Mulach
Toyota's off-road SUVs are famed for their reliability, and now the Prado and its Lexus GX twin have...
By: Jordan Mulach
Toyota is famed for making reliable vehicles, with some going as far to say they're bulletproof and can take on anything.
Hyundai Australia has recalled 3566 examples of the Ioniq 5 and Ioniq 6 electric vehicles (EVs), due to a fault which could lead to a loss of power.
By: Jordan Mulach
An ongoing police operation targeting illegally modified cars in New South Wales has led to 23 vehicles with alleged links to street racing and anti-social driving being defected.
It's been a busy year in the CarExpert newsroom, thanks to the influx of new auto brands reaching Australia, the reveal of the Kia Tasman ute, the
By: Jordan Mulach
Renault Australia will bring the hottest version of its reborn Renault 5 electric hatchback to local showrooms, but the more affordable and pared-back version of the model is yet to be locked in for a launch.
By: Jordan Mulach
The new second-generation Hyundai Palisade will follow its smaller Santa Fe sibling in ditching diesel power and offering only a choice of four-cylinder petrol engines.
The Ford Escort has officially returned, but you'll have to pay supercar levels of money to buy one...
By: Jordan Mulach
Rental car giant Hertz has made it clear that it wants less electric vehicles (EVs) in its US fleet, and it's adopted an uncommon tactic to try and thin its stock.
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