Cars
Just shy of 8 months ago, Mazda unwrapped its all-new BT-50 compact pickup truck in double-cab form at the 2010 Australian International Motor Show (AIMS) in Sydney. Now, the Japanese automaker is preparing the next addition to its BT-50 family, the Freestyle Cab version featuring a similar door configuration to the firm’s four-door RX-8 coupe, which will also make its world premiere on Australian soil at the 2011 AIMS to be held in Melbourne from July 1 to 10. Read more »
- New Toyota Yaris Wears A Sport Kit For Its Australian Debut At The Melbourne Motor Show
After its world premiere in Japan last December as the Vitz, Toyota is gradually introducing the new generation of the Yaris in other markets around the world. Now, with the European version out of the way, it’s time for the Yaris to make its...
- Gm’s Holden Readies Rebadged Chevys For 2011 Melbourne Auto Show
It’s a global economy we live in and as such, it doesn’t come to much of a surprise when we see the same vehicles launched under different brands and names in various parts of the world. Of course, it would be somewhat unfair to Holden...
- It’s Coming From Down Under: Joss Development’s Jp1 Supercar
It’s been a very long time in the making, but it looks like Melbourne-based JOSS Developments is nearing the production phase of its V8-powered supercar model, internally codenamed JP1. The company today announced that it will preview the future...
- New Mazda Bt-50 Pickup Truck: First Photos Of Ford Ranger's Sister Model
Shortly after the reveal of the 2011 Ford Ranger that we told you about in our previous post, Mazda released the first photos of the all-new BT-50. As we've mentioned many times before, the two pickup truck models are the result of a collaboration...
- All-new Ford Ranger Compact Pickup Truck Revealed But It's Not For "u.s."
The wraps are off the all-new for 2011, Ford Ranger pickup truck which makes its worldwide debut at this week's Australian International Motor Show in Sydney before going on sale in 180 markets around the world but not -you guessed it- in the USA....
Cars
Mazda to Debut New BT-50 Freestyle with RX-8-esque Door Configuration at Melbourne Auto Show
Just shy of 8 months ago, Mazda unwrapped its all-new BT-50 compact pickup truck in double-cab form at the 2010 Australian International Motor Show (AIMS) in Sydney. Now, the Japanese automaker is preparing the next addition to its BT-50 family, the Freestyle Cab version featuring a similar door configuration to the firm’s four-door RX-8 coupe, which will also make its world premiere on Australian soil at the 2011 AIMS to be held in Melbourne from July 1 to 10. Read more »
- New Toyota Yaris Wears A Sport Kit For Its Australian Debut At The Melbourne Motor Show
After its world premiere in Japan last December as the Vitz, Toyota is gradually introducing the new generation of the Yaris in other markets around the world. Now, with the European version out of the way, it’s time for the Yaris to make its...
- Gm’s Holden Readies Rebadged Chevys For 2011 Melbourne Auto Show
It’s a global economy we live in and as such, it doesn’t come to much of a surprise when we see the same vehicles launched under different brands and names in various parts of the world. Of course, it would be somewhat unfair to Holden...
- It’s Coming From Down Under: Joss Development’s Jp1 Supercar
It’s been a very long time in the making, but it looks like Melbourne-based JOSS Developments is nearing the production phase of its V8-powered supercar model, internally codenamed JP1. The company today announced that it will preview the future...
- New Mazda Bt-50 Pickup Truck: First Photos Of Ford Ranger's Sister Model
Shortly after the reveal of the 2011 Ford Ranger that we told you about in our previous post, Mazda released the first photos of the all-new BT-50. As we've mentioned many times before, the two pickup truck models are the result of a collaboration...
- All-new Ford Ranger Compact Pickup Truck Revealed But It's Not For "u.s."
The wraps are off the all-new for 2011, Ford Ranger pickup truck which makes its worldwide debut at this week's Australian International Motor Show in Sydney before going on sale in 180 markets around the world but not -you guessed it- in the USA....