Lukas Foyle

1 week ago | chasingcars.com.au | Lukas Foyle |Tom Baker

Thanks for joining us this Friday, May 30th 2025. Notably in car news today: Subaru starts the process of bringing Wilderness trim models to Australia, BMW improves its i4, but not in Oz, Peugeot Expert dumps manual transmission, and more.

1 week ago | chasingcars.com.au | Lukas Foyle |Tom Baker

Thanks for joining us this Thursday, May 29th 2025. Notably in car news today: MG HS ‘Super Hybrid’ pricing and specs, Ssanyong name put to pasture in Australia, and more.

1 week ago | chasingcars.com.au | Lukas Foyle |Tom Baker

Thanks for joining us this Wednesday, May 28th 2025. Notably in car news today: BMW Australia has confirmed and priced the hard-core M2 CS for local release, Hyundai confirms ute plans and launches seven-year warranty. Browse this issue:BMW gears up to launch its most powerful variant of M2 in OzThe flagship M2 CS has been confirmed for the Australian market by its local importer following an extravagant launch held at the Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este in Cernobbio, North Italy.

1 week ago | chasingcars.com.au | Lukas Foyle |Tom Baker

Subaru Australia has announced its new Forester will be available in Australia from early July, with the first units already sailing towards our shores from Japan. The sixth-generation Forester range spans across seven unique models: four combustion-only variants, and three revised hybrids, with claims of over 1000km combined range. Subaru’s base model ‘Forester AWD’ is priced from $43,490 before on-road costs, and claims a combined fuel consumption of 7.9L/100km.

1 week ago | chasingcars.com.au | Lukas Foyle |Tom Baker

Thanks for joining us this Tuesday, May 27th 2025. Notably in car news today: Toyota-Lexus set to revise global range, oddball BYD ute spied. Browse this issue:Toyota and Lexus rethinks future production plansAccording to a report from Autoblog, Andrea Carlucci, Vice President of Toyota–Lexus Europe, has divulged plans for a total overhaul of future products and platforms. The report details two main changes: Firstly, Toyota-Lexus will bulk EVs, ICEs, HEVs and PHEVs into the same naming convention.