The good-looking, cut-price new JAC T9 ute promised plenty, but the Chinese brand's debut Australia model doesn't stand out ...

Ute in every sense but more techy Offered in Advanced and Premium variants, the newest electrified pickup is built upon the Cell-to-Chassis framework with its proprietary Blade Battery as an ...

The price range for the Suzuki Carry varies based on the trim level you choose. Starting at $3,080 and going to $4,840 for the latest year the model was manufactured. The model range is available in ...

Suzuki Jimny is a high-quality vehicle from Suzuki Manufacture, a Japanese car brand founded in 1910. Suzuki launched a full range of vehicles from Suzuki 7-seater cars, 5-seater Suzuki cars to pick ...

Jimnyfest 2025 saw 180 Suzuki Jimny SUVs and almost 500 attendees gather at The Nest and Campgrounds in Palayan City, Nueva Ecija. Why? Well, it’s to celebrate their favorite 4x4 vehicle, of course.

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All Gen 4 Jimny's, 3 door and 5, have the same rear axle and the same captive nut to secure the trackbar to the rear axle. All Gen 4 Jimny trackbar relocation brackets fit the 5 door. Even Gen 3 axles ...

The 2025 JAC T9 has made its debut in Australia as a new contender in the value ute segment. Competing against the GWM Ute, LDV T60 and Ssangyong Musso, the JAC T9 is offered in two variants: a ...

It might be a humble truck from Holden, but does the 2012 Holden Commodore Ute SS VE Series II have another personality? Is it also one of the best value two-door performance cars around?

The latter utilises a 2.0-litre turbo-petrol hybrid engine that delivers outputs of 255kW and 648Nm, marking the Cannon Alpha as the first ute in Australia to be available with a full hybrid ...

After sampling the well-equipped Sport version and Hybrid earlier this year, we thought we should test out the 2012 Honda Civic VTi-L base model. Is the VTi-L good enough to fend off the competition?