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2020 Hyundai i30 N Performance review

We first tested the Hyundai i30 N on Australian soil over two years ago, back in March 2018. We loved it back then, giving it an initial score of 8.7. However, a lot has changed since. The Golf GTI has walked away in terms of price, now only offered with a sole 180kW motor, from $47,190 before on-roads. As a refresher, the 2020 Hyundai i30 N is priced from $41,400, also before on-roads. ...

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Amazon Alexa can recharge Skoda plug-in hybrid cars with voice command

European owners of the plug-in hybrid Skoda Superb iV will now be able to recharge their vehicles using Amazon Alexa voice commands. Alexa, ask Skoda, I want to start charging my car, is apparently all you need to say for your Skoda to begin recharging. While the cars need to be plugged into a power source beforehand, it allows owners to choose exactly when the recharging cycle begins. ...

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Electric car subsidies: how Australia compares to the rest of the world

Australian buyers pay substantially more for electric cars than motorists in Europe and the US, where generous government subsidies and strict emissions targets have forced prices down. While the financial incentives to purchase electric vehicles overseas can equate to as much as �12,000 ($AU20,000) per car, buyers in Australia get little to no taxpayer assistance. ...

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2020 Skoda Karoq 140TSI Sportline 4x4 review

Like trying to pick out one movie at a Blockbuster (remember those days), or only one beverage from the long aisles of Dan Murphys, Australians looking for a medium SUV now have a new addition to their multitude of choices. From the catalogue of the Volkswagen Auto Group and hailing from the Czech Republic, theres an updated Skoda Karoq. In particular for this review, we have the 2020 Skoda Karoq 140TSI Sportline 4x4. ...

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Video: Road-testing the Turo car-hire app, and a Dodge Challenger!

It seems a little flippant to talk about international travel right at the moment, given all that is going on in the world. But the following story comes from a time, late last year in fact, when we could travel. We decided to put it together for you, to give you something to think about when you can travel again. Also, as a bit of an escape from the current lockdowns, shutdowns and lockouts around the world. ...

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Lexus participates in Ipswich-based connected vehicle program

Lexus Australia is participating in an Ipswich-based program that aims to greatly reduce the prevalence and severity of road traffic accidents. The Ipswich Connected Vehicle Pilot, which is run by the Queensland government, uses sensors installed at 29 intersections to communicate with participating vehicles. These sensors provide drivers with important information such as changes to speed limits, sudden shifts in traffic patterns, and potential road hazards ahead. ...

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Around the tracks: Joe Biden's Corvette Stingray and Audi's awkward ad

When were not creating it ourselves, the CarAdvice team spends a lot of time finding and consuming motoring content from all over the world. Heres a handful of the photos, articles, videos or social media posts that most caught our eye last week. Some of them are brand new, others have been online for a while. Enjoy them - just not too much, okay The United States is home to Hollywood, so its perhaps unsurprising that their political campaign ads tend to go the extra mile. ...

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