Marton Pettendy

2 days ago | carexpert.com.au | Paul Maric |Alborz Fallah |Anthony Crawford |Marton Pettendy

The second-generation Volkswagen T-Roc was first spied testing more than a year ago, and since then it’s been confirmed the new small SUV will debut at the Munich motor show in September. Now Autocar reports the replacement for the German brand’s top-selling car – both globally and in Australia – will be revealed a month earlier in August.

3 days ago | carexpert.com.au | Paul Maric |Alborz Fallah |Anthony Crawford |Marton Pettendy

The 2026 Fiat 500 Hybrid has been revealed – with a manual transmission – but the Italian brand’s first new-generation petrol-powered city car in 18 years is yet to be confirmed for release in Australia, where the old Fiat 500 was axed last year due to slow sales.

4 days ago | carexpert.com.au | Paul Maric |Alborz Fallah |Anthony Crawford |Marton Pettendy

Ferrari’s first battery-electric vehicle (EV) won’t be revealed in October as it previously advised – instead it will be revealed next year ahead of first customer deliveries later in 2026. At the company’s Capital Markets Day in Maranello on February 5, Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna said the famed Italian performance car brand would unveil its first EV on October 9, but last week he clarified that only its “technological heart” (ie: its powertrain) would be revealed on that date.

1 week ago | 7news.com.au | Marton Pettendy

Jeep has taken another big axe to the price of its Grand Cherokee to help clear stock of the slow-selling large SUV, which the ailing American off-road brand announced it would discontinue in Australia two months ago. The five-seat Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited is now available for $62,000 drive-away, including premium paint (usually a $1490 option). This end of financial year offer marks a $22,000-plus saving on its normal price of $72,950 before on-road costs, or $82,730 drive-away in Sydney.

1 week ago | perthnow.com.au | Marton Pettendy

Jeep has taken another big axe to the price of its Grand Cherokee to help clear stock of the slow-selling large SUV, which the ailing American off-road brand announced it would discontinue in Australia two months ago. The five-seat Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited is now available for $62,000 drive-away, including premium paint (usually a $1490 option). This end of financial year offer marks a $22,000-plus saving on its normal price of $72,950 before on-road costs, or $82,730 drive-away in Sydney.