[bsa_pro_ad_space id=14] James has been part of the digital publishing landscape in Australia since 2002 and has worked within the automotive industry since 2007. He joined CarAdvice in 2013, left in 2017 to work with BMW and then returned at the end of 2019 to spearhead the content direction of Drive. Read more about James…

[bsa_pro_ad_space id=14] The British automotive industry has spawned some great and not-so-great vehicles, some of which are more known than others. The Bristol Fighter was certainly one of the more obscure propositions, which is a shame as it comes from a storied British company that started as an airplane manufacturer. The Bristol Fighter has many…

[bsa_pro_ad_space id=14] MG’s electric car charging discount will be available to regional businesses who use government grants to install the brand’s destination chargers. 0 View 2 images MG has announced it will subsidise the cost of its electric car chargers for regional councils in New South Wales, partaking in a Government grant scheme aiming to expand…

[bsa_pro_ad_space id=14] In this series, we aim to provide you with a guide to a good Sunday drive. Good cars, good roads, and good coffee together form the holy trifecta. It’s what car culture is all about. You can replace coffee with food if you want. Either way, enjoying your car with friends and family…

[bsa_pro_ad_space id=14] Want to stay up to date in the world of automotive news? These are the biggest stories from the past week. 0 Each week we’ll keep you up to speed and bring you the ‘watercooler’ information of what has happened in the world of cars and motoring with the five-biggest stories we’ve covered.…

[bsa_pro_ad_space id=14] Another day, another broken record. A legendary, 1955 Mercedes 300 SLR was recently sold at an auction in Germany, for the record price of €135 million, which equals $142.9 million at current exchange rates. This makes the 300 SLR the most expensive car in the world, easily dethroning the 1963 Ferrari 250 GTO,…

[bsa_pro_ad_space id=14] It may not be the baby anymore, but a more grown-up C-Class, even in C200 guise, is a car we can’t wait to see evolve into more specialized and exciting variants. It’s perhaps a chance for the C to shine as a ‘proper’ Mercedes-Benz, because, as the classics have taught us, no one…