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Lexus LBX Morizo RR arrives in Australia

1 day ago | goauto.com.au | Matt Brogan

206kW turbocharged Lexus LBX Morizo RR arrives priced from $76,490 +ORCLEXUS has landed its highly anticipated LBX Morizo RR in local showrooms this week, the turbocharged compact SUV priced from $76,490 plus on-road costs.
Proven MX-5 formula to carry on: report

1 day ago | goauto.com.au | Matt Brogan

A RECENT interview between American publication Road & Track and senior Mazda executives says the fifth generation MX-5 will retain its proven formula of lightweight construction, naturally aspirated petrol power, and the availability of a manual transmission.
Updated Outlander to benefit from Aussie tuning

2 days ago | goauto.com.au | Matt Brogan

MITSUBISHI Motors Australia Limited (MMAL) has announced early details of upgrades to its strong-selling Outlander this week, the medium SUV range set to benefit from an Australian-specific suspension and steering tune, range-wide tech upgrades, and a ‘sophisticated’ interior makeover said to enhance cabin ambience.
Chery to revive Rely brand as ute contender

2 days ago | goauto.com.au | Matt Brogan

CHINESE manufacturer Chery is set to add another brand to its burgeoning portfolio, reviving its Rely light commercial nameplate alongside Exeed, Jaecoo, Jetour, Karry, and Omoda titles already on its books. According to a report published by Car News China this week, Rely will become Chery’s “global intelligent pick-up ecosystem brand” and will offer a range of powertrain options including internal combustion, battery electric, plug-in hybrid, and range-extender types.
Grande Panda Fiat’s first world-car in 8 years

2 days ago | goauto.com.au | Matt Brogan

STELLANTIS parented Fiat is set to go global with its Grande Panda hatch in a move that will see it become the brand’s first world-car since the Palio was discontinued in 2017. And while any return of the Fiat brand to Australian shores is highly unlikely (the model being left-hand drive only for now), CEO Olivier Francois said the Grande Panda has the potential to be a common denominator in Fiat’s success, believing the model can become an international best-seller.
GMC Yukon Denali to out tow LandCruiser

2 days ago | goauto.com.au | Matt Brogan

GENERAL MOTORS Australia and New Zealand (GMANZ) has confirmed the towing capacity of its inbound GMC Yukon Denali at 3628kg (8000lb) – out hauling segment rivals Lexus LX, Nissan Patrol, and Toyota LandCruiser, all at 3500kg. The figures mean the Yukon Denali will offer the highest towing capacity of any SUV sold in Australia or New Zealand. GMANZ quotes an unbraked towing capacity of 750kg and a Gross Vehicle Mass (GVM) of 3447kg.
Out front: Subaru steals New York Show

4 days ago | goauto.com.au | Matt Brogan

SUBARU has shown its seventh-generation Outback alongside a new all-electric Trailseeker wagon and facelifted Solterra electric SUV at this week’s New York International Auto Show. The more SUV-shaped new Outback – a nameplate which celebrated its 30th anniversary at the New York show – is said to incorporate elements of adventures while focusing on accompanying customers in their everyday lives.
Subaru updates WRX for 2025

4 days ago | goauto.com.au | Matt Brogan

Key updates announced for Subaru WRX as tS Spec B variant joins the Aussie rangeSUBARU Australia has announced key updates to its MY25 WRX range, including the addition of its “exciting” tS Spec B variant, now confirmed as being priced from $61,490 plus on-road costs. Across the board, prices from the MY25 WRX range increase by between $500 and $3500, the range now starting from $48,190 +ORC in base sedan format.
Market Insight: MG Motor eyes top 3 position

4 days ago | goauto.com.au | Matt Brogan

New and updated models hoped to drive MG Motor from seventh to third place by 2030MG MOTOR Australia has achieved something very few importers have or likely ever will – an almost 10,000 per cent increase in sales across an eight-year period. Since its re-entry-in-earnest to the Australian market in 2017, MG Motor has moved rapidly from selling just 600 vehicles a year to a peak of 58,346 in 2024.
Sizzling supercharged Suzuki Jimny lands in Oz

4 days ago | goauto.com.au | Matt Brogan

Harrop Engineering adds 59pc more power, 42pc more torque to fan-favourite Suzuki JimnyHARROP ENGINEERING quietly introduced a supercharger kit for the pint-sized Suzuki Jimny in December of last year, the TVS900 kit creating something of a stir among enthusiasts keen to extract more performance from their 1.5-litre ‘Zook’. In standard trim, the Suzuki Jimny offers 75kW of power at 6000rpm and 130Nm of torque at 4000rpm (or 63kW and 107Nm when paired with an automatic transmission).