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Leapmotor B10 SUV Ultra Hybrid EV set to arrive in New Zealand from July 2026 Delivers ‘Electric-First’ 100% drive to the rear-wheels New six-year factory-supported warranty Pricing from $39,990 +ORC Leapmotor reaches 1.5million cumulative vehicle delive...

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Volvo Cars New Zealand has confirmed variants and pricing for the all-new mid-sized SUV – the EX6 Pricing and variants announced today, starting from $116,990* for the Ultra P6 RWD and $125,990* for the Ultra P10 AWD The EX60 achieves up to 660km driving range (WLTP), the longest range of any Volvo ever produced from launch 10–80% ...

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The new A6 allroad makes a statement, says Audi. Now in its fifth generation, the body 11 centimetres wider, and its alloy wheels are up to 21 inches in diameter. Equipped with adaptive air suspension, all-wheel steering, and quattro all-wheel drive, the new A6 allroad conquers any terrain claims the company. The three-litre V6 TDI with MHEV plus technology is currently planned ...

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When the new BMW 4 series launched a few years ago, the looks were controversial to say the least. People didn’t like the massive grilles, the “beaver-looking” headlights, and the fact it had returned to an “inferior” soft top roof.

But since then, the 4 series has received a facelift which has softened the harsh styling, and today, it’s proving to be a rather competent al...


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It is incredibly frustrating to pay your premiums every month, only to feel like you’re being bullied or manipulated when it’s finally time to make a claim. The insurance industry uses clever marketing, but the reality of how they handle claims boils down to cost control and risk management.

From talking to customers and workshops, here are some of the words and tac...


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