2024 MG HS Essence review
MG has renewed its popular HS five-seat family car for the second generation. This top-range Essence is bigger and smarter looking. It’s also more expensive. We rather liked the former MG HS in Excite mode when we tested it in 2020 and the latest second-generation model builds on that. It may be ‘all new’ but you’d not mistake it for anything other than the latest HS, for the look is relatively similar. Only better proportioned, smoother. Up front is more purposeful with an MG3-esque grille and slim-line headlights. At the rear is an LED...
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2024 Volkswagen Golf GTI review
For those who want a hot hatch that can cope with a day at the track and get you there...
2024 Royal Enfield Shotgun 650 Review
This is the concept that RE fans wanted as a production model and the firm duly obliged with its first...
2024 Triumph Daytona 660 (LAMS) review
Triumph returns with a pair of Daytona middleweight models, one learner legal, one full power. We ride the LAMS machine....
2024 Mercedes-Benz GLE 450 4Matic Coupe review
It’s easy to become a little confused over Mercedes models, and a good example is the differences between the two...
2024 Toyota C-HR GR Sport Hybrid E-Four review
After Toyota established its Gazoo Racing brand with little crackers like the GR Yaris and the Toyota GR86, it’s only...
2024 Mini Countryman JCW All4 Flavoured review
Countryman Core is all about town and around duties while JCW is for the driving enthusiasts. Does it all come...
2024 Toyota Prius PHEV review
The Toyota Prius is no longer an official model for Toyota NZ but it’s not off the menu completely. It can be sourced via Toyota’s Signature Class and here we try the plug-in version. An American set a new record recently by driving his fifth-gen Prius from LA to New York, averaging just 2.5L/100km over the 5100km journey. That’s around 1700km to a tank. His feat was recognised by the folk at Guinness World Records for the coast-to-coast drive, beating the old mark of 3.1L/100km. No word on the average speed but it wouldn’t have been the fastest ever recorded, hypermiling...
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MG Motor New Zealand has finally landed the Cyberster all-electric convertible two-seater. For now, it seems there’s only one available,...
2024 BYD Sealion 6 Premium review
The Sealion 6 Premium is BYD’s PHEV model with two electric motors for an increase in output. Is it worth...
2024 Polestar 4 Long Range Dual Motor review
Polestar adds a 4 to its range, which slots in between the 2 and 3. It’s not exactly conventional but...
2024 Volkwagen Tiguan R-Line review
The latest Tiguan, now into its third generation, has a more assertive look, and added tech. We drive the upmarket...
2024 Honda HR-V Sport review
It’s been a while between drinks, or drives more accurately, in the case of Honda’s HR-V but the new Gen...
2024 Aston Martin Vantage review
Aston Martin Vantage in its latest iteration, is wider, lower and features added power to take the fight to the...
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