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/ 2 September 2009
Well, almost. The green technology of the Lexus RX450h means a slight cost in terms of performance. Ray Leathern reports.
BMW, in a surprise bout of social engineering, has invented a cure for the people problem.
Do you remember that excellent Nissan Navara TV ad from a few years back?
"Flat is the new up." This little gem of a quote belongs to Hyundai Motor America’s president and CEO John Krafcik.
Nissan’s latest Z sports car is as subtle as a kick in the backside, with the performance to match.
Let me get it out the way straight away: the Kia Soul is fantastic, but I do have a problem with the name.
A year away from South Africa’s new ‘green tax’, Ray Leathern takes solace in the assured future of a diesel vehicle
Ford freshens up two of its more popular models, writes Ray Leathern
I’d have thought the motor industry would’ve had the good sense to discard the antiquated, mid-sized luxury, or C-segment sedan by now.
The Renault Logan was supposed to be a ‘value for money’ car, what it really is is old, writes Ray Leathern.