2021 BMW X2 M Mesh Edition to arrive with unique styling

The 2021 BMW X2 M Mesh Edition has been announced for Australia, bringing with it some personalised pizazz normally associated the Mini range. Offering more individual styling cues, the M Mesh Edition of the X2 small SUV gets an all-new mesh grille, high-gloss black highlights, Frozen Black-Brown exterior contrasting, and the option of an exclusive Brooklyn Grey metallic with orange decals.

2022 Renault Trafic facelift leaked in patent filing

The 2022 Renault Trafic has emerged in patent filings, providing the first look at the van's updated design. The sleeker front headlights bring the front-end of the Trafic into line with the rest of the Renault model range, and marks the first major facelift since its global release in 2014. At the back of the van, the tail-lights appear as if they may be getting an upgrade to LED units, while the majority of the rear-end carries over from the current model.

2021 Mini Countryman price and specs: Australian line-up revealed

Mini has updated its Countryman SUV range for 2020, revealing a refreshed exterior design, a revised line-up and a bigger battery for hybrid variants. Diesel power has vanished from the range, with the new line-up now consisting of five trim options, including a new version of the flagship John Cooper Works variant, the JCW Pure.

2021 Hyundai i30 N review: 8-speed auto prototype

The 2021 Hyundai i30 N hot hatch facelift is in the final stages of development, and initial deliveries are due in Australian showrooms in the first half of next year. As is the case with today’s model, there will be two body styles – a five-door hatchback, and a five-door coupe dubbed Fastback – with two levels of equipment: standard and luxury. Prices will be announced closer to showroom arrival; however, today's model ranges from $45,500 to $50,500 drive-away across both body styles.

2021 Audi E-Tron review: Wagon and Sportback

Without doubt, the 2021 Audi E-Tron’s strongest selling point will be the fact that it looks, and feels, like any other Audi. That is, its design is classy, its styling sharp and on brand, and its execution is premium. In other words, it’s just like any other Audi product – except for the method of propulsion employed.

2021 MG ZST review

I first reviewed the MG ZS back in 2018 when it first lobbed on our shores. I was quietly impressed with just how decent it was as a package, especially for the very competitive price MG Motors was offering, and continues to offer. It seems buyers in the small-SUV segment agreed, the MG ZS finding plenty of new homes in the intervening years.

The original Ford Puma

The Ford Puma has arrived in Australia as a new crossover vehicle bearing a new nameplate. It’s a familiar badge, however, in the UK and Europe. In 1997, an affordable compact three-door sports car was launched with the name Puma in those markets. It was based on the Mark IV Fiesta city car of the time yet was about as visually similar to Ford’s humble hatchback as the Audi TT of the same year was to its own donor vehicle, the Mark IV Golf.