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2015 Hyundai Genesis long-term car review
We rate and review the 2015 Hyundai Genesis, the company’s first luxury sedan
Snackable Review: Lexus IS200t F-Sport
The IS model is the best selling Lexus and the most fun to drive. Even more so now that it comes with a turbocharged engine, part of a mild update to the IS lineup that also includes a fuel-miser hybrid and a faster V6.
Snackable Review Ford Falcon XR8
Ford’s Falcon XR8 promises to send out the Falcon with a big bang, not a fizzle.
Snackable Review: BMW 3 Series
BMW’s 3 Series was once the compact luxury sedan, but these days its rivals have never been stronger in either number or competitiveness. Can a major 2015 update for the current-generation model bring key advantages?
2015 Mazda 2 Sedan First Drive Review
Mazda’s mini sprouts a boot and cements its spot as the class player in the niche light sedan segment.
2015 Lexus GS F review
Forget grunt, it’s about grip with the new Lexus GS F medium performance sedan that uses an old recipe to find new and exciting flavours of fun.
2015 HSV Clubsport R8 LSA review
HSV saves the best for last, shoehorning the 400kW supercharged LSA V8 into the Clubsport and delivering a performance bargain of staggering capability.
Snackable Review: Jaguar XE
British brand Jaguar presents its first compact luxury sedan in more than a decade, called the XE: but can it win buyers of the German brands?
2015 Holden Commodore SS-V Redline review
A bigger, more powerful and more vocal V8 for the VF Series II Commodore makes it a fitting send off for the most popular Holden nameplate ever.
Maserati Quattroporte GTS review
Italian limo strong on style but struggles on substance
Mazda 3 SP25 review
Get used to seeing these on the road
Toyota Camry Video Review
There is no doubt the Toyota Camry is an important car. Sure, there’s nothing particularly charismatic about it – but the reliable Camry is one of Australia’s top sellers and there are plenty of reasons to buy it.
Snackable Review: Toyota Camry
Can Toyota battle the Camry’s bland reputation with its heavily revised lineup? Well, it is one of Australia’s best-selling mid-sized cars after all.
2015 Lexus IS200t review
It has taken a while, but Lexus has finally joined mid-sized luxury leaders with a 2.0-litre turbo engine for its top-selling IS range
Audi S8 review
Rich and terrified of flying? Step this way
2015 Holden Insignia VXR First Drive Review
Rebadged Opel now hottish Holden mid-size sedan with plenty of fruit and handsome styling, but not the performance car we were hoping for.
Snackable Review: Holden Commodore SS V Redline
The true-blue Holden Commodore SS V Redline combines a powerful V8 with the practical chops of a long-distance tourer. This is one serious sports sedan.
2015 BMW M5 Pure review
BMW has released a cut-down version of its powerhouse M5 sports sedan – and this one cuts the price-tag way deeper than it slashes lap times
Snackable Review: Holden VF Commodore
After years of market dominance despite sometimes less than outstanding quality, Holden has produced a fantastic and fitting farewell to the famous Commodore nameplate, which is now being outsold by Toyota Corollas and Hyundai i30s. The VF is spacious, powerful, family-friendly and feels like a much classier car than its price suggests.
2015 Chrysler 300 SRT review
It is more grand tourer than sports sedan, but with the biggest V8 sold in Australia the Chrysler 300 SRT stakes out a patch all its own for image and punch.
Snackable Review: Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG S
The Mercedes builds on a strong luxury performance package with improved handling. For the price though, you would probably expect a touch-screen.
2015 Jaguar XE 2.5t review
Once bitten, twice sharp – that’s what Jaguar is trying to convey with its massively anticipated XE, the BMW 3 Series-baiting, rear-drive replacement for the unloved X-Type. Here we take a look at the mid-range 2.5t version
Snackable Review: 2015 BMW 3 Series LCI
BMW sells more 3 Series variants worldwide than any other model, so to keep its juggernaut fresh, this updated version debuts a sharper look, a suite of new engines and sportier dynamics.
2015 Mazda 2 Sedan review
Mazda is having another crack at the languishing light sedan class, and the Mazda 2 Sedan brings more kit for its hatchback sibling as well
