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Peugeot Australia has announced its end-of-financial year offers, with the largest savings applied to 2023-built examples of the E-2008 GT small SUV until June 30, 2024.
Chinese Xpeng opened orders for the G6 SUV coupe in the Netherlands, Norway, Denmark, and Sweden. It is the third Xpeng-branded car offered in Europe. The Xpeng G6 undercuts the Tesla Model Y, aiming to get a part of its market share. However, it has already lost the war against the Model Y in the domestic market.
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German cars aren’t exactly known for their reliability. Complex designs, expensive parts, and high servicing costs mean they usually don’t last as long as the equivalent Toyota or Honda. The Mercedes-Benz G-Class bucks that trend, with the vast majority built since its introduction in 1979 still on the road today.
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Inspired by the Roland-Garros tennis tournament, Renault has revealed a special-series Renault 5 E-Tech celebrating the French Open.
The new Renault Symbioz completes the expansion of the brand’s line-up in the crucial SUV C-segment and is designed to evoke the spirit of the 1960s 16 saloon and the 1980s Espace by focusing on practicality.
But what about the ones that sold less welI? In this story, we take a close look at them, and also dig out the specific derivatives of a model that are very rare (when did you last see a V8-powered Volvo S80 like this one?), and in some cases it was the model as a whole that wasn’t a success. And tell you how many survive on UK roads today. Climb aboard: Slide of Alfa Romeo Six (1979) You can count the number of successful Itali