Glenn Butler
Head of Content at Drive.com.au
Journalist, Writer, Editor, Communicator, Enthusiast.
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Dec 15, 2024 |
whichcar.com.au | Glenn Butler
Hyundai is quickly building a reputation for the unconventional when it comes to electric vehicles. 16 Dec 2024, 12:02 am Gallery 12 Maybe we shouldn’t be surprised; the Korean giant has dabbled with whimsical design before, as the three-door Veloster coupe/hatch proves. The Hyundai Ioniq 6 is not an anomaly, however; it’s a modern exploration of electrically-motivated aerodynamic extremes, somewhat over-zealously applied to the venerable three-box sedan.
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Dec 15, 2024 |
whichcar.com.au | Glenn Butler
Hyundai wants the Santa Fe to be noticed because the previous four generations were too often overlooked by car shoppers. The new Santa Fe hit Australian showrooms mid-year priced $10,000 above the outgoing model, which design changes alone can’t justify. All models are powered by a hybridised 172kW/367Nm 1.6-litre turbocharged petrol engine driving either the front wheels or all four.
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Dec 15, 2024 |
whichcar.com.au | Glenn Butler
It’s more a reflection of the growing demand for better-equipped small and medium SUVs. In essence, Aussies have learned that it’s not always size that matters but how much it can do. The first thing the Nissan Qashqai Ti e-Power does well is make a favourable first impression. The exterior styling is handsome and well executed, suggesting that a premium small SUV experience awaits inside.
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Jul 29, 2024 |
dmarge.com | Glenn Butler
Joining a Porsche Car Club is the best advice we have to help you navigate the seven 911 generations and hundreds of variations Porsche has unleashed in the 57 years since Ferdinand Porsche’s iconic original. But if you’d rather go it alone, or maybe you’re in a hurry to spend that inheritance windfall, then we’ve done some of the homework for you.
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May 29, 2024 |
dmarge.com | Glenn Butler
If you’re keen to try an electric vehicle or upgrade your current EV, now is the time to do so. Electric vehicles have never been cheaper, new or used, and there are some absolute bargains to be had. Firstly, high interest rates and rising inflation are pressuring Aussies to reduce spending, which is forcing new car retailers to offer ever more enticing deals. And, as we all know, cheaper new cars force used car values down. Down down, prices are down.
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