Now the election is over maybe we’ll now get some sensible discussion on electric cars and just maybe Bill Shorten will get some time to study them and understand them a little better. I’ve mentioned before Mercedes-Benz’s first electric vehicle, the EQC mid-size SUV, due in Australia in October pricing expected around the 140,000 mark […]
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Phones and static electricity at the petrol pump simply don’t mix
The Shell Oil Company recently drew attention to three incidents in which mobile phones ignited fumes during fueling operations – in one case the phone was placed on the boot during fueling, it rang, the ensuing fire destroying the car and pump. Frankly, answering a call while fueling your car is a recipe for disaster. […]
David Berthon / 01:01 /
25/05/2019
Jeep Compass Limited AWD – vastly improved model but with some stiff competition
Jeep gave us a new small Compass SUV last year, the old model had a poor reputation but this new model is vastly better and now with better support. I drove the Jeep Compass Limited, a 2.4 litre petrol AWD nine-speed automatic, standard at $41,250. Quality is the first big update and it had to […]
David Berthon / 01:31 /
25/05/2019
Jeep Compass Limited AWD – the latest model vastly improved but in a highly competitive market
Driving Jeep’s Compass Limited today – a small SUV that’s much improved in the latest model – revamped with good looks, similar to the larger Cherokee and Grand Cherokee. But it sits in the small highly-competitive SUV segment which has 24 players and the Compass has some strong competition – the dominant seller, Mitsubishi’s excellent […]
David Berthon / 01:31 /
25/05/2019
Whether we like it or not, the world of mobility is changing and old world values and charm will be lost
Whether we like it or not the face of motoring as we know it today is going to change going forward – a world of strict emissions and congestion taxes will limit the freedom we’ve enjoyed to date. A recent story reinforces this with suggestions that Volkswagen Group is re-thinking its strategy on certain brands […]
David Berthon / 01:29 /
18/05/2019
Now the election is over maybe we’ll now get some sensible discussion on electric cars and just maybe Bill Shorten will get some time to study them and understand them a little better. I’ve mentioned before Mercedes-Benz’s first electric vehicle, the EQC mid-size SUV, due in Australia in October pricing expected around the 140,000 mark […]
David Berthon
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25/05/2019
Phones and static electricity at the petrol pump simply don’t mix
The Shell Oil Company recently drew attention to three incidents in which mobile phones ignited fumes during fueling operations – in one case the phone was placed on the boot during fueling, it rang, the ensuing fire destroying the car and pump. Frankly, answering a call while fueling your car is a recipe for disaster. […]
David Berthon
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25/05/2019
Jeep Compass Limited AWD – vastly improved model but with some stiff competition
Jeep gave us a new small Compass SUV last year, the old model had a poor reputation but this new model is vastly better and now with better support. I drove the Jeep Compass Limited, a 2.4 litre petrol AWD nine-speed automatic, standard at $41,250. Quality is the first big update and it had to […]
David Berthon
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25/05/2019
Jeep Compass Limited AWD – the latest model vastly improved but in a highly competitive market
Driving Jeep’s Compass Limited today – a small SUV that’s much improved in the latest model – revamped with good looks, similar to the larger Cherokee and Grand Cherokee. But it sits in the small highly-competitive SUV segment which has 24 players and the Compass has some strong competition – the dominant seller, Mitsubishi’s excellent […]
David Berthon
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25/05/2019
Whether we like it or not, the world of mobility is changing and old world values and charm will be lost
Whether we like it or not the face of motoring as we know it today is going to change going forward – a world of strict emissions and congestion taxes will limit the freedom we’ve enjoyed to date. A recent story reinforces this with suggestions that Volkswagen Group is re-thinking its strategy on certain brands […]
David Berthon
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18/05/2019
Now the election is over maybe we’ll now get some sensible discussion on electric cars and just maybe Bill Shorten will get some time to study them and understand them a little better. I’ve mentioned before Mercedes-Benz’s first electric vehicle, the EQC mid-size SUV, due in Australia in October pricing expected around the 140,000 mark […]
David Berthon
/
25/05/2019
Phones and static electricity at the petrol pump simply don’t mix
The Shell Oil Company recently drew attention to three incidents in which mobile phones ignited fumes during fueling operations – in one case the phone was placed on the boot during fueling, it rang, the ensuing fire destroying the car and pump. Frankly, answering a call while fueling your car is a recipe for disaster. […]
David Berthon
/
25/05/2019
Jeep Compass Limited AWD – vastly improved model but with some stiff competition
Jeep gave us a new small Compass SUV last year, the old model had a poor reputation but this new model is vastly better and now with better support. I drove the Jeep Compass Limited, a 2.4 litre petrol AWD nine-speed automatic, standard at $41,250. Quality is the first big update and it had to […]
David Berthon
/
25/05/2019
Jeep Compass Limited AWD – the latest model vastly improved but in a highly competitive market
Driving Jeep’s Compass Limited today – a small SUV that’s much improved in the latest model – revamped with good looks, similar to the larger Cherokee and Grand Cherokee. But it sits in the small highly-competitive SUV segment which has 24 players and the Compass has some strong competition – the dominant seller, Mitsubishi’s excellent […]
David Berthon
/
25/05/2019
Whether we like it or not, the world of mobility is changing and old world values and charm will be lost
Whether we like it or not the face of motoring as we know it today is going to change going forward – a world of strict emissions and congestion taxes will limit the freedom we’ve enjoyed to date. A recent story reinforces this with suggestions that Volkswagen Group is re-thinking its strategy on certain brands […]
David Berthon
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18/05/2019
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