In the studio this week is Mandy Turner, Paul Maric and Dave Zalstein bringing you the latest in the car world from the past week.
In car news, left-hand drive supercars will become legal in Australia by 2019, Volkswagen Golf GTi Original and Golf R Grid to sharpen prices for Australia and the Infiniti Prototype 9 has been revealed with parts from the next-generation Nissan Leaf.
Also, the stunning Aston Martin Vanquish Zagato Speedster and Shooting Brake have been revealed, Hyundai i30 N Australian launch has been delayed, Suzuki Celerio has been dropped from the Australian line-up, for now, and we take a proper look underneath the 2019 Ford Ranger Raptor’s 254mm ground clearance.
Mike Costello reviews the top-of-the-range Mitsubishi Triton Exceed.
We talk to Sydneysider Peter Ronis, about his visit to a hearse company in Tenterfield, NSW.
It’s been 12 months since we last caught up with racing driver, Emily Duggan, who has been nominated for Cosmopolitan Woman of the Year.
Dave has bought a new Holden Commodore SSV Redline ute and got the opportunity to see it being built in the Adelaide plant.
And Alborz Fallah compares the Jaguar XE 25t R-Sport, BMW 330i LCI and Alfa Giulia Veloce.
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