The roster of 1970s Chrysler and Imperial vehicles reviewed by Consumer Guide was not as bad as I had expected. The takeaway after surveying the pair of books was that early C-bodies were horrible in the beginning but became better as the decade wore on, with the LeBaron actually forging an improved path for the…
Make and model: Volkswagen TayronDescription: Large SUV – petrol, diesel or hybridPrice range: £40,130 to £47,490 Volkswagen says: “Fine design, with carefully judged detailing inside and out, is matched by superb practicality and a wide variety of drivetrain options.” We say: The Volkswagen Tayron is pricey, but with plenty of choice and VW quality in both build and performance, it’s an…
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Los Cadillac eléctricos (como el Lyriq y el futuro Escalade IQ) han recibido críticas porque combinan dos problemas: precios inflados y dudas de fiabilidad. Esto pasa por varias razones: 1. Estrategia de precio “premium” forzada Cadillac intenta posicionarse como la marca de lujo de GM que compite con Tesla, Mercedes EQ, BMW i y Audi…
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Brand new Ferraris are better sorted than ever for many years of very happy driving. They’re ferociously exciting supercars given half a chance to demonstrate, yet no more taxing to drive slowly than an Alpine A110. They’ll do Apple CarPlay, and lift the nose, and massage your lower back at 8,000rpm. Whatever you need a…
According to a report by Bernama the road transport department (JPJ) will confiscate vehicles owned by companies and licensed operators that employ foreigners to drive commercial vehicles, effective August 7, 2025. JPJ senior director of enforcement Muhammad Kifli Ma Hassan said based on current regulations, foreigners are not allowed to hold vocational licences such as…
We certainly didn’t have a General Motors and Hyundai tie-up on our bingo cards last year when the two signed a Memorandum of Understanding to explore a potential collaboration. Then again, perhaps we shouldn’t have been surprised. After all, weirder things have happened. Remember DaimlerChrysler? And we don’t even have to go back to the…
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LI_Droneshots/Shutterstock At some point, you’ve probably seen one of those “Speed Enforced by Aircraft” signs along the road and wondered if you could ignore it. Some drivers view these signs as nothing more than roadside scarecrows, while others become paranoid and search the sky for any sign…
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Read Caroline’s Suzuki Vitara review for everything you need to know about buying Suzuki’s chunky small SUV in Ireland. Suzuki has always been a relatively small player in the Irish new car market, but the Japanese brand is quietly growing its market share and selling more cars despite more and more new brands entering the…
