Torquing Cars 7-seater vehicles aren’t exactly a dime a dozen – less so if you’re working on a budget. If you’ve only got around R200 000 to spend, the options are further reduced; to 2 exactly. Toyota’s Avanza, and the Suzuki Ertiga – the latter of which found itself the focus of our … Read more
Peugeot haven’t had much to do in the performance hatchback market for quite some time. Sure, there was the 207 GTI and the current 208 GTI – the latter of which is quick and feature-packed, but lacks the incisiveness and fun factor to make it a true threat to the … Read more
24 years ago, McLaren released the hypercar that would define a generation. The 3-seater McLaren F1 was known not only for the odd seating configuration – which featured a central driver’s seat position – but for the gold-plated engine bay, the BMW-sourced V12, and of course the fact that it … Read more
Opel’s on the offensive – following the initiation of their growth plans, things have been going swimmingly for them. To prove it, and to further boost sales volumes, the German marque is planning on releasing 7 new vehicles during 2017. It’s not 7 genuine models though, as 3 of them … Read more
All fuels are equal, some more equal than others though. Whilst fuel may come in the same grades from various filling stations and various brands, the little differences between these fuels is often what proves to be the difference between a good fuel and a great one. Primarily these … Read more
Let’s face it; the Suzuki Swift is an incredible little hatch. But for all our gushing over it, it has some serious flaws. If you’re single or a young couple without much ‘stuff’, you’re alright; but for anyone with kids, or the need for anything more than an overnight bag, … Read more
In the first of our ‘Quick Review” series, we take a brief look at the face-lifted Fiat 500. This is the 0.9 TwinAir in Pop specification: Read our review of the Fiat 500’s souped-up sibling, the Abarth 595C Turismo here. You may also like Review – Jeep Renegade 1.4 … Read more
