From new research to new car models. Here is the weekly roundup on what’s been making news in the car industry.
- New research has found that a lot of young students are being exposed to second hand smoke in cars. This reignited debate about the negative consequences of smoking in vehicles.
- We’re huge car lovers here at Driveline. So we were stoked to find a list of every new car on sale which can go faster than 320km/h.
- The renowned Burger King Classic Car Show is on again. This week’s showcase are classic muscle cars.
- Audi’s two sportiest models – the R8 and TT – have a range of new performance parts. Driven.co.nz has the full rundown on what’s included.
- Not all car companies started out producing cars. A recent article by Stuff.co.nz has a look at how some automotive giants started.
- What is appealing about leasing a vehicle? We have a look at some of the reasons why businesses do it in our latest Bay Driver column.
- The best selling cars list of 2017 so far have been released. YTD sales statistics by the MIA suggest it’ll be another record year.
- Luxury car bran Rolls Royce would rather develop an all electric vehicle than a hybrid. Rolls-Royce CEO Torsten Muller-Otvos explains why in this article.
- Honda’s CR-V model is back. The company reckons it will become their best selling vehicle once again.
- Cars Guide has a look at the 40 year evolution of the Mazda 3. It’s amazing to see how things have changed.
