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Marton Pettendy

Australia

Managing Editor at CarExpert

Automotive journalist

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Articles

  • 5 days ago | 7news.com.au | Marton Pettendy

    The all-new 2026 Lexus ES has been officially teased for the first time ahead of its world debut, which the Japanese premium brand has now confirmed will take place at the Shanghai motor show on April 23. It’s clear from the single teaser image which accompanied the announcement that the eighth-generation Lexus ES, which has also been confirmed for Australian release in 2026, will adopt an ever sleeker fastback silhouette than the existing mid-size sedan.

  • 5 days ago | centralwesterndaily.com.au | Marton Pettendy

    The all-new 2026 Lexus ES has been officially teased for the first time ahead of its world debut, which the Japanese premium brand has now confirmed will take place at the Shanghai motor show on April 23.

  • 1 week ago | carexpert.com.au | Marton Pettendy

    The upgraded 2025 Ram 1500 pickup range could be topped by not one but two new high-performance heroes in Australia, including the turbocharged six-cylinder RHO and the potentially born-again supercharged V8-powered TRX monster truck. Arriving in dealerships this month, Ram has swapped the 5.7-litre Hemi V8 under the 1500’s bonnet for a new twin-turbo 3.0-litre ‘Hurricane’ straight-six which not only produces much more power and torque but uses less fuel.

  • 1 week ago | dailyliberal.com.au | Marton Pettendy

    The upgraded 2025 Ram 1500 pickup range could be topped by not one but two new high-performance heroes in Australia, including the turbocharged six-cylinder RHO and the potentially born-again supercharged V8-powered TRX monster truck.

  • 1 week ago | carexpert.com.au | Paul Maric |Alborz Fallah |Anthony Crawford |Marton Pettendy

    Less than three months after it said it was considering the simplification of its new-vehicle warranty provisions in Australia, BYD has done exactly that. And it has backdated its less complicated warranty structure to include all new vehicles sold since 2022. Australian BYD distributor EVDirect has confirmed its warranty no longer excludes components such as infotainment touchscreens and shock absorbers, which were previously only covered for three years or 60,000km.

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Marton Pettendy
Marton Pettendy @tumbulgumtown
4 Sep 13

What chance Lexus' new baby SUV will look like this? FRANKFURT MOTOR SHOW: Lexus LF-NX - http://t.co/VFRtNZpT4E http://t.co/Gs9O4zQTOl

Marton Pettendy
Marton Pettendy @tumbulgumtown
4 Sep 13

FRANKFURT MOTOR SHOW: Lexus LF-NX - http://t.co/VFRtNZpT4E http://t.co/Gs9O4zQTOl

Marton Pettendy
Marton Pettendy @tumbulgumtown
30 Aug 13

Isuzu ready to fight Prado - http://t.co/VFRtNZpT4E http://t.co/5Jv4hgDy4D