Sam Purcell is an Off Road Editor, specializing in automotive journalism. With a focus on national coverage in Australia, Sam writes for publications such as Drive.com.au, The Commercial Dispatch, and Unsealed 4x4. His articles cover a wide range of topics including car reviews, industry news, and off-road adventures.
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By: Sam Purcell
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Now sporting four-cylinder diesel power and automatic transmission, does the 2.8-litre LandCruiser 70 Series still offer the same kind of capability and performance?
With no buttons to press and no polarity to worry about, CTEK's new battery charger will suit those who want good performance but don't want to worry about the details.
Now with a fully-electric offering in the popular mid-sized SUV space, is Toyota's BZ4X worth considering, or by being late to the segment, has the world's biggest car brand missed the boat?
BMW's i5 goes hard on refinement and performance as the flagship model for BMW's classic executive express.
The Mazda CX-5 still impresses in many ways... especially when it's sporting torquey turbo grunt.
This Kia Sorento offers everything an Australian family needs in a package that is comfy, enjoyable, and cohesive.
The Ford F-150 XLT is the cheapest way to get into the Ranger's big and brash American cousin. But it still costs six figures, and doesn't necessarily yield a premium experience in some regards.
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