HeyJaredDavid Morley
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Buy a Ram 2500 Hemi V8 with heart or head? (opens the original)
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It was a couple of years ago when Ram Australia attempted to ween its faithful off the Hemi petrol V8 engine. It wasn't an easy process, either, as the warbling V8 had really resonated (no pun intended) with buyers Down Under. But Ram still turned the PR machine up to 11 to convince us that the new turbocharged inline six-cylinder replacing the V8 in the 1500 pick-up was the full quid. As in, we were invited to perform 0-100km/h dashes in the outgoing V8 and the new turbo-six, to demonstrate how
Should you pony up for a used Hyundai iX35? (opens the original)
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We're not sure exactly what was going on in Hyundai's marketing department at the end of the first decade of this century, but somebody was definitely having two bob each way. Up until 2010, the Tucson had been Hyundai's mid-sized SUV entrant, but that badge disappeared the same year as the ix35 hit showrooms as the Tucson's replacement. But after just five years on sale, the ix35 was itself replaced by none other than the Tucson. Confused? Us too, but to keep it simple, if you're shopping for a
Last Mazda rotary is a used car conundrum (opens the original)
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Everybody remembers the Mazda RX-7. With its sexy looks and turbine-smooth rotary engine, it (and the rotary Mazdas that went before it) has a cult following. But what about the RX-8? With its somewhat odd looks and layout (including small, reverse-opening rear doors) even a newer version of the rotary engine couldn't really save it from obscurity. Relative to the RX-7, anyway. It's hard to know, therefore, whether to categorise the RX-8 as a two or four-door and that's a pretty good metaphor fo
BYD Shark 6 rival is ready for battle (opens the original)
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While the local motor industry is engaging in much hand wringing and brow furrowing over the rapid influx of new makes and models, experts are busy predicting what may happen in the longer term. What brands will still be here in 10 years? Or even ten months… It's a bit of a lottery, really, but in the short term, one thing is for absolute certain: Cars are getting cheaper to buy. That's despite a never-before-seen level of technology and sophistication, too, and we're now seeing full electric ve
Multi-talented Merc Sprinter as a used buy (opens the original)
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We normally associate the Mercedes-Benz brand with luxury passenger cars. But the world of Mercedes commercial vehicles is a well established and respected one, too. Popular in Europe, the M-B commercial range is spearheaded by the Sprinter line-up of trucks, vans and busses and Australia has seen its share of them over the years, too. The second generation (code-named W906) was sold here from 2006 to 2018 and, in the process, helped Mercedes commercials get a good foothold in this market. And i
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