The internet is ablaze with info on the newly released mid-engine Corvette Stingray. To add to this, General Motors Holden confirmed that the next-generation mid-engine Corvette will be built in right-hand-drive (RHD) and will also be for sale in New Zealand.“Like anyone with a hint of petrol in their veins, we were glued to our...
As the replacement for the Ford Territory, the rest of the world know this car as the Ford Edge. Now available in Australia and New Zealand, it’s being sold under the model name Endura.Can the Endura stand up to the legacy of the old Territory and how will it compare to other brands in the massively expanding SUV market?The...
We have seen the Toyota Corolla Hatch SX before, and now we take a look at the other end of the scale at the ZR Hybrid.
The Range
The Corolla does come in hatch, sedan and wagon variants, but we are just going to focus on the hatch, otherwise we will be here all day. It does show though how versatile the Corolla really is...
DriveLife is proud to announce a new partnership with Trade Me Motors, that will grow the DriveLife brand hugely - not to mention the massive increase in reach of new car buyers and motoring enthusiasts.From July 2018, DriveLife will be supplying used car reviews to Trade Me Motors, and in return Trade Me motors will link new car...
For the first time in McLaren’s relatively short history they’ve had to completely replace an existing model, the 650S. The 720S is the next chapter in their Super Series range not only pushing the boundaries of what the young company can do but also heralding a new design direction for Woking. Passing the...
Doug’s FJ40 STORY:In 1970, three of the Muir brothers, Tony, Neville and Guy, started developing a 121-lot subdivision in Ngaio, Wellington. Tony initially owned a 1965 Land Rover and in 1968, he and Guy purchased two new Austin Gypsys. In 1976, the brothers sold the Austin Gypsys and purchased two new Toyota Landcruisers (these...
As we look to the Russian Grand Prix in Sochi this coming weekend it’s a time to reflect on the last race in China, where the young Russian Driver Daniil Kvyat caused the main talking point of the race and left us once again wondering what might have been for Ferrari.At this point in the season I am a little concerned for the...
Bahrain seems to favour the methodical drivers and punish the passionate ones. As Lewis Hamilton can attest to. Not only is he being outshone by team mate Nico Rosberg on the starts but he seems to have a bit of a target painted on his car this year.However the real misfortune in this Grand Prix fell on sebastian Vettel before...
Although to the die hard fan of Formula 1 testing is our first taste of the season to come and we revel in the news of new liveries, nose cones and wing variations we never really learn much until Melbourn. Finally we get to see how the new cars and driver line ups perform under the pressure of a full race weekend. So with the first race...
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