We’ve all heard how 2020 is an unprecedented year (which hopefully won’t be repeated), but something that hasn’t changed is the major vehicle manufacturers continuing to pump out new models (with t
We’re hearing a lot lately about the importance of supporting and buying New Zealand made products and services. No business is more aware of this than Ali Arc Industries.
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We are undoubtably all getting a little restless, as New Zealand emerges from the wake of what's been a global health phenomenon.
19-year old Madeline Stewart will don a slick red, black and white livery on her Brad Jones Racing Commodore as Boss Air Suspension secures naming rights for 2020.
Buying local is a big thing today, and Ali Arc is proud to support New Zealand Made, having been a member of the Buy New Zealand made campaign for 12 years.
A Titan Tray from Rola adds significantly more carrying capacity to any vehicle, especially for off-road adventures, but also at other times when you don’t need the extra visual impact, weight or w
As vehicle wraps become a very attractive and cost effective way to promote and market businesses, it is now even more important that those closely involved with vehicle preparations and brandin
If nothing else, the latest Hyundai Elantra proves without a doubt that the Korean company has come of age, with sharp looks, sharper handling, and a steering system that could belong in a sports car...
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles is taking things up a notch: the Amarok is getting the latest generation of Volkswagen V6 engine, with the top-of-the-line 3-litre engine delivering 550Nm of torque and...
Is it a game changer? That’s always the question when a carmaker enters a new segment, and it’s a pertinent one for Toyota with the launch of the Fortuner 4x4. John Oxley reports.
When Kia came to replace its mid-size sedan competitor, the Optima, it came over all cautious and produced a car that didn’t look very different from the previous generation model, writes Damien O’...
An electric supercharger with 48V power supply topped up by regenerative braking is just one of the features of the Audi SQ7, due out in Europe before the end of this year, and probably available...
The name of the game in New Zealand is called “Ute”, and if you’re not in, you can’t win. So that’s probably the reasoning behind the announcement that Jeep is to introduce a utility version of the...
Mercedes-Benz has announced pricing and specifications for the new generation, and even sportier, Mercedes-Benz A-Class, which is on sale now, and which combined benchmark driving dynamics and safety...
The Jaguar XE takes big cat motoring closer to the masses, without losing out on the brand’s reputation for sporty drivability and quality. John Oxley reports.