When you have an impressive and popular dual cab utility, it makes good business sense to amortise the R&D that’s gone into that vehicle by leveraging the same basic platform. Apply a few tweaks to suspension, body work and...
Our friends at Caravan & Camping WA crew recently visited Bremer Bay and took part in an Orca viewing tour with Whale Watch Western Australia out in the Bremer Canyon.
Looks like they had an amazing time seeing these Apex...
One thing that has always impressed me about the Mitsubishi Triton is its innate ability to provide a good commercial foundation as a reliable work ute and still keep a respectable on-road driving character that makes it feel equally...
Now and then, a vehicle comes along that’s unique, left of centre, not quite fitting the mould and perhaps a bit special. A vehicle that doesn’t follow the mundane convention of form and function. A vehicle whose essence reflects...
When you’re considering updating the family transport, but need a kid friendly back seat, that mid-life itch demanding to be scratched with a self-indulgent luxury sports car has to wait a little longer.
Or perhaps not. I’ve found a brilliant...
How do you appropriately and correctly charge two different styles of battery?
Ray chats about the RedArc 12V 25A BCDC charger and how it can keep you busy as a DIY project during the colder months, getting you ready for...
With an almost fanatical following, the 200 series Landcruiser has finally reached the end of its reign as King of the Mountain. After 14-years of being the acknowledged go anywhere do anything, comfortable, robust, and reliable family adventure wagon,...
2022 KIA’s PHEV Sorento GT Line review by Ray Cully
Medium to larger ‘road orientated’ SUVs have never been exactly what I’d call visually captivating or glamorous. They’re not ugly … they are… nice, pleasant, non-offensive and generally follow a...
