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Drive.com
MARCH 7, 2024
Hyundai Australia has just launched its most expensive model to date – the 2024 Ioniq 5 N priced from $111,000 before on-road costs – and the brand is under no illusions that it might be a tough sell for local customers. “We “But the performance, the features, the size of the car, I think justify the price point.”
Carscoops
MAY 13, 2024
This 1955 208 A Spyder is one of three concepts created by Abarth to attract American buyers. It’s no surprise then that Italian automakers tried to appeal to American buyers with a new “Transatlantico” style, and this 1955 Abarth 208 A Spyder is one of the era’s highlights. Photo credit: RM Sotheby’s
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Carscoops
MAY 30, 2024
Hennessy Performance is looking to part ways with one of its modified Ford Broncos but interested buyers should be for the significant premium over the price of a standard Bronco Raptor. The tuning experts from Hennessey started customer deliveries of its Bronco VelociRaptor 500 last year after many months of development.
Drive.com
SEPTEMBER 2, 2024
MG’s medium-sized SUV is reborn with a new look, new driveline, and plenty of features against the sharp asking price. Back when the MG HS first arrived on Australian shores, it came with an asking price starting at $30,990 drive-away for the entry-level Vibe variant. But does it all stack up as a real contender?
Drive.com
JANUARY 15, 2024
Judging by seller behaviour on resale platforms like eBay, Depop and Grailed, the asking prices for car brand merchandise from the pre-2000s – particularly with motorsport racing pedigree – suggest it’s particularly sought-after. NASCAR merchandise has seen the biggest rise and remains popular.
Car Examer
AUGUST 17, 2024
Unfortunately, the automotive market is not immune to scams and frauds, which can leave unsuspecting buyers out of pocket and without the vehicle they thought they were purchasing. Reputable dealerships will have a strong online presence and generally positive feedback from previous customers.
Drive.com
MARCH 18, 2024
Most used car buyers don’t want weird and wonderful factory options like red leather seats, or unique car models – fewer buyers want these things and so these cars are harder to sell,” a spokesperson for Tony White Group told Drive. Photo by Jack Smith/Bloomberg via Getty Images 4. per cent of its value, but this falls to 92.4
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