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MG QS priced for Australia

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

MG QS to enter fiercely competitive seven-seat SUV segment priced from less than $50KMG MOTOR has priced its keenly anticipated QS seven-seat SUV for the Australian market, the Hyundai Santa Fe and Toyota Kluger rival “available soon” with an introductory drive-away price of $46,990.
MG QG priced for Australia

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

MG QS to enter fiercely competitive seven-seat SUV segment priced from less than $50KMG MOTOR has priced its keenly anticipated QS seven-seat SUV for the Australian market, the Hyundai Santa Fe and Toyota Kluger rival “available soon” with an introductory drive-away price of $46,990.
2025 Toyota HiLux GR Sport Review

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

OverviewTHERE is no getting around the fact the Toyota HiLux is feeling its age when viewed against the most recent of its rivals. While still a strong-selling vehicle, it lacks the technology and outright refinement of its nearest competitor, something the GR Sport variant had hoped to address.
Market Insight: Incremental growth for VW Australia

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

As Volkswagen passenger sales slow, SUV and LCV deliveries edge steadily upwardVOLKSWAGEN Australia’s sales figures have slumped 21.1 per cent on the same time last year, with the latest VFACTS data showing just 9275 registrations to the end of April, or 2475 fewer than in April of 2024.
New Mini JCW line-up touches down

4 days ago | goauto.com.au | Cobey Bartels

MINI Australia has launched its new John Cooper Works (JCW) range locally, rolling the bevy of new models out for journalists in Brisbane recently. See the table below for pricing. While drive impressions are on hold until next week, we were given an up-close look at what the new models offer – including, for the first time, all-electric JCW options. The range kicks off with updated petrol runners, building on the success of the outgoing models, which start with the JCW and JCW Convertible.
2025 Volkswagen Golf 110TSI review

6 days ago | goauto.com.au | Tom Baker

Overview OUR BOX SEAT as road testers on the endless merry-go-round of new car model launches satisfies automotive curiosity, but it can also spark a sense of loss—as good cars we appreciate are displaced by electrification and complex technology that not all Australian drivers have asked for. Depending on your perspective, the rate of change in the automotive industry can make such models feel outdated—or reassuring. In the case of the updated Volkswagen Golf range, the latter applies.
2025 Toyota C-HR GXL review

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

OverviewWHEN the C-HR originally entered the Toyota stable it did so with character and affordability, offering buyers an entry point to the Big T’s SUV range that wasn’t previously available. Now, Toyota SUV buyers are spoilt for choice. The Yaris Cross and Corolla Cross have broadened the lower end of the SUV portfolio considerably, while offering well-priced steps along the way to RAV4 ownership.
Update inbound for Toyota Corolla Cross

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

FIRST details have emerged of the facelifted Corolla Cross SUV Toyota says will arrive in local showrooms from the second half of 2025. Headlined by a “dynamically focused” GR Sport variant, the four-variant, all-hybrid Corolla Cross range will “benefit from increased standard specification and a refreshed exterior design”, according to Toyota.
Two hotter Golf GTIs firming for Australia

1 week ago | goauto.com.au | Tom Baker

VOLKSWAGEN Australia is getting closer to announcing that a higher-performance version of the Golf GTI hot hatch will return to Australia, echoing a two-tiered GTI strategy last witnessed in 2020 when a TCR-inspired special edition was sold locally above the standard car. The sole Golf GTI currently offered to Australian buyers is the series production version that, in recently-launched Mk 8.5 format, produces 195kW of power and 370Nm of torque with a retail price of $58,990 plus on-road costs.
Zeekr 7X Reviews | Overview | GoAuto

1 week ago | goauto.com.au | Tom Baker

Overview We like Resolved styling, comfortable seats, ultra-rapid charging, intuitive ergonomics, generous standard equipment list, cabin quietness, general ease, acceptable tested efficiency and driving range Room for improvement Substantial mass blunts efficiency and handling, occasionally unruly wheel control, lacks an optional third row, Lidar not confirmed for Australia, possibly more decadent than necessary Stronger volume prospects for new Zeekr 7X Overview LAUNCHED in 2021 as the...