I spoke earlier of Hyundai’s super-sized Palisade SUV – two luxury grades – the entry Palisade and the highly equipped Palisade Highlander, both available in petrol and diesel. I drove the entry 3.8-litre V6 petrol front wheel drive at $60,000 and the 2.2-litre turbo-diesel all-wheel drive Highlander at $75,000 – both in 8-speed automatic. Big […]
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Hyundai’s Palisade SUV – when big can be beautiful
Driving Hyundai’s relatively new upper large Palisade SUV today – The Hyundai Palisade is a big SUV for a big country but also a big family – designed for a family that want an SUV but don’t want a heavy duty off-roader or need to tow. Bigger to the Korean car makers Sante Fe – […]
David Berthon / 01:30 /
01/08/2021
Second hand car prices soar
The world shortage of semiconductors has meant long delays for customers hoping to get behind the wheel of their new car. And it’s the same the world over with some car makers stockpiling models with the aim the retrofit the chips when they become available. One of the flow on effects has seen used car […]
Motor Torque / 01:00 /
31/07/2021
Sydney’s new Speedway facility takes shape
World class Speedway events has been missing from the Sydney scene for some time so it’s great to see construction of Sydney’s new international Speedway at Eastern Creek is well advanced. And despite the recent two week lockdown for the construction industry one hopes it will be ready for the start of the 2021 racing […]
David Berthon / 01:00 /
31/07/2021
Kia’s small updated Cerato updated feels more medium sized.
Driving Kia’s recently updated Cerato today – the entry S automatic sedan at 25,990 drive-away. As I said earlier, hatchbacks command the lion share of sales, the Cerato sedan more popular with older buyers representing 32 percent of sales. The latest update further strengthens the sedans appeal, good looking with minor styling changes it has […]
David Berthon / 01:30 /
25/07/2021
I spoke earlier of Hyundai’s super-sized Palisade SUV – two luxury grades – the entry Palisade and the highly equipped Palisade Highlander, both available in petrol and diesel. I drove the entry 3.8-litre V6 petrol front wheel drive at $60,000 and the 2.2-litre turbo-diesel all-wheel drive Highlander at $75,000 – both in 8-speed automatic. Big […]
David Berthon
/
01/08/2021
Hyundai’s Palisade SUV – when big can be beautiful
Driving Hyundai’s relatively new upper large Palisade SUV today – The Hyundai Palisade is a big SUV for a big country but also a big family – designed for a family that want an SUV but don’t want a heavy duty off-roader or need to tow. Bigger to the Korean car makers Sante Fe – […]
David Berthon
/
01/08/2021
Second hand car prices soar
The world shortage of semiconductors has meant long delays for customers hoping to get behind the wheel of their new car. And it’s the same the world over with some car makers stockpiling models with the aim the retrofit the chips when they become available. One of the flow on effects has seen used car […]
Motor Torque
/
31/07/2021
Sydney’s new Speedway facility takes shape
World class Speedway events has been missing from the Sydney scene for some time so it’s great to see construction of Sydney’s new international Speedway at Eastern Creek is well advanced. And despite the recent two week lockdown for the construction industry one hopes it will be ready for the start of the 2021 racing […]
David Berthon
/
31/07/2021
Kia’s small updated Cerato updated feels more medium sized.
Driving Kia’s recently updated Cerato today – the entry S automatic sedan at 25,990 drive-away. As I said earlier, hatchbacks command the lion share of sales, the Cerato sedan more popular with older buyers representing 32 percent of sales. The latest update further strengthens the sedans appeal, good looking with minor styling changes it has […]
David Berthon
/
25/07/2021
I spoke earlier of Hyundai’s super-sized Palisade SUV – two luxury grades – the entry Palisade and the highly equipped Palisade Highlander, both available in petrol and diesel. I drove the entry 3.8-litre V6 petrol front wheel drive at $60,000 and the 2.2-litre turbo-diesel all-wheel drive Highlander at $75,000 – both in 8-speed automatic. Big […]
David Berthon
/
01/08/2021
Hyundai’s Palisade SUV – when big can be beautiful
Driving Hyundai’s relatively new upper large Palisade SUV today – The Hyundai Palisade is a big SUV for a big country but also a big family – designed for a family that want an SUV but don’t want a heavy duty off-roader or need to tow. Bigger to the Korean car makers Sante Fe – […]
David Berthon
/
01/08/2021
Second hand car prices soar
The world shortage of semiconductors has meant long delays for customers hoping to get behind the wheel of their new car. And it’s the same the world over with some car makers stockpiling models with the aim the retrofit the chips when they become available. One of the flow on effects has seen used car […]
Motor Torque
/
31/07/2021
Sydney’s new Speedway facility takes shape
World class Speedway events has been missing from the Sydney scene for some time so it’s great to see construction of Sydney’s new international Speedway at Eastern Creek is well advanced. And despite the recent two week lockdown for the construction industry one hopes it will be ready for the start of the 2021 racing […]
David Berthon
/
31/07/2021
Kia’s small updated Cerato updated feels more medium sized.
Driving Kia’s recently updated Cerato today – the entry S automatic sedan at 25,990 drive-away. As I said earlier, hatchbacks command the lion share of sales, the Cerato sedan more popular with older buyers representing 32 percent of sales. The latest update further strengthens the sedans appeal, good looking with minor styling changes it has […]
David Berthon
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25/07/2021
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