One Car, Two Reviewers
WHERE IAIN CURRY & JULES LUCHT REVIEW ONE CAR, TOGETHER​
Published for NewsCorp Newspapers & news.com.au
We give you the rundown on what it's like to live with all these different vehicles over the course of a week.
Humorous and entertaining, these articles are great even if you're not that into cars, so please check them out!
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Iain Curry is a motoring writer for NewsCorp Australia.
@iainfoto // iaincurry.com
Jules Lucht is a car enthusiast, among many other things.
Hyundai Santa Fe Highlander
Hyundai’s big seven-seat SUV combines all the essential gear to keep the whole family happy. And there is one safety feature that could turn out to be a lifesaver.
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Published May 2020 // View article here
Nissan Navara N-Trek Warrior
The two best selling vehicles in the country for the past several years have been the Toyota HiLux and Ford Ranger. And now Nissan hopes its new weapon can surge up the charts.
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View article here
Lexus RX 450h
Lexus keeps topping customer satisfaction surveys and this top-shelf SUV shows exactly why owners keep coming back.
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View article here
Nissan Patrol
Outside of Australia’s big cities the Toyota LandCruiser reigns supreme, but Nissan’s big, tough four-wheel drive is always hot on its heels.
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View article here
Kia Sportage
GT-Line
The South Korean brand’s family SUV is just the right size, slotting in between small and large SUVs and comes crammed with luxury and safety gear.
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View article here
Mercedes-Benz GLC
Mercedes sells more of its mid-size SUV than any other competitor, we test the cheapest version to find out why it is so popular.
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Mitsubishi Pajero Sport
Mitsubishi’s upgraded SUV brings tough looks and go-anywhere ability. But this ute-based machine is best suited to life off the beaten track.
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Holden Colorado Z71
This is the car Holden hopes will pull it out of its sales spiral. But does the Lion brand’s top-shelf workhorse dual-cab have what it takes to compete with the nation’s favourite vehicles.
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Hyundai Kona Electric
Electric cars are starting to become more and more mainstream, and Hyundai’s new zero-emissions SUV ticks a lot more boxes than some.
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Published Feb 2020 // View article here
Ford Endura
Ford’s new large SUV was hyped as the replacement for the locally built Territory. But one missing feature will turn off a lot of buyers of big SUVs.
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Published Jan 2020 // View article here
Suzuki Baleno
The Baleno is the more practical version of the Suzuki Swift, and one element is a big advantage. But a serious lack of safety equipment are a big worry.
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Published Jan 2020 // View article here
Toyota Prius
The Toyota Prius has been the champion of green motoring for two decades but newer hybrid models are putting pressure on the petrol-electric pioneer.
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Published Jan 2020 // View article here
Mazda CX-5
Aussies love mid-size SUVs, buying more of them than any other vehicle and this one has been on the top of shopping lists for a long time and for good reason.
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Published Dec 2019 // View article here
Lexus NX
The Japanese brand doesn’t make the most desirable cars on the market but there are several areas where it leaves its German rivals in the dust.
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Published Dec 2019 // View article here
Hyundai Venue
Hyundai’s new baby SUV, the Venue, is set to be the brand’s cheapest model, starting from $20K for the base manual version.
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Published Dec 2019 // View article here
Honda CR-V
This mid-size SUV drive smoothly, looks great and is ideal for families that need to occasionally fit seven. But there is one big oversight that lets its down.
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Published Dec 2019 // View article here
Peugeot 308 GT
Car makers are always working out new ways to bring in new buyers. And a new trend sweeping the automotive landscape tries to find a middle ground. But will it work?
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Published Nov 2019 // View article here
