Ferrari California

An entry-level super-coupe from Ferrari made its official public debut at the Paris show. Ferrari’s new 2+2 is based on the folding steel-roofed M139 Spyder Pininfarina concept broke new ground for Ferrari. The California will be powered by an evolution of the F430's 4.3-litre V8.>full story


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Lifan 520

The first Chinese designed vehicle to be ADR certified for sale in Australia is the Lifan 520. To be imported and distributed by China Motor Franchise (Australia) Pty Ltd, the light-sized sedan will be powered by an in-house designed four-cylinder DOHC engine with pricing expected to start from $12,500.> Full Story


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Hyundai i20

Hyundai launched its all-new i20 light hatch at the 2008 Paris show, which replaces the Getz in Europe but will run alongside it here to help tackle the Toyota Yaris and Mazda2. Built in India, Hyundai is confident the i20 will achieve a five-star Euro NCAP rating. Expect a range of petrol and diesel engines.>full story


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Skoda Superb

Skoda's new flagship, second-generation Superb sedan, was previewed at the 2008 Geneva show. Based on parent compeny Volkswagen's Passat sedan, the big new Czech-designed four-door luxury lift-back will be powered by petrol and diesel engines, mated to VW’s trick DSG auto.>full story


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Mazda MX-5

Mazda unveiled its facelifted MX-5 at the 2008 Paris motor show. Changes are minor, restricted to a new front bumper, a sleeker headlight design in the style of the current Mazda RX-8 and revised tail-lights. Australian sales are scheduled to commence in April 2009.>Full Story

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Phantom opera rolls on with Coupe

THE poster car for extreme capitalism is, so far, immune to the global financial meltdown. Despite having two fewer doors than the regular Phantom sedan, the new Phantom Coupe costs an extra $185,000 for a grand total of $1.1 million. Australians have already placed orders for three Coupes and Rolls-Royce expects to confirm two more very soon. That will take care of this year’s allocation of Coupes, with eight more available next year. > Full Story

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