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2026 Kia Tasman review
The Kia Tasman has had a tumultuous start in Australia. Kia’s first ute was supposed to be a game-changing moment for the South Korean auto brand, but the reception to its – frankly – polarising appearance has meant sales haven’t surged in the way that Kia was probably hoping. But that might be more of…
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2026 Audi Q5 Sportback review: Quick drive
The Audi Q5 is once again bringing Sportback. Horrendous music reference aside, the third-generation luxury SUV range ushers in the second-generation Q5 Sportback, following a successful first go at a mid-size SUV ‘coupe’. The 2026 Audi Q5 Sportback lineup is a little different this time around, however, in that it mirrors the SUV range spec…
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2026 BMW iX3 review: Quick drive
The future of BMW is here, and it looks a little like this – the new iX3. Despite sporting a familiar name, the 2026 iX3 couldn’t be more different to its predecessor. Sure, it’s still a mid-sized electric SUV with five seats and a big boot, but it’s also the first of BMW’s ‘Neue Klasse’…
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BMW backs subscriptions but won't paywall performance
BMW has vowed to continue its controversial subscription model, but has no plans to introduce paid performance and electric vehicle (EV) driving range upgrades. The German manufacturer first introduced subscription features including heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, and BMW Drive Recorder through its ConnectedDrive store back in 2022. The move drew backlash…