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Marcus Craft

Marcus Craft

Freelance Journalist at CarsGuide.com.au

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    carsguide.com.au

    Why the Suzuki Jimny is an overhyped and overrated 4WD | Opinion - CarsGuide

    The Suzuki Jimny set hearts a-flutter when it landed here in all its retro glory back in 2019. Understandably, the car-curious public was excited as were most automotive writers who were guilty of waxing lyrical about the little Zook. (Oh, how they waxed.) And, yes, I’ll admit it: even journalists such as myself were dazzled by the hearty nostalgia-injection the Jimny represented. This mini real 4WD – with a full ladder-frame chassis and rigid axles front and rear – remains incredibly popular to…
    about 2 years ago
    carsguide.com.au

    Jeep Grand Cherokee 2024 review: Overland - off-road test - CarsGuide

    The seven-seat Grand Cherokee has found favour with Jeep fans, and now the five-seater, in Overland spec, offers people a smaller option as a daily driver for around-town duties and weekend adventures.It’s about $5000 cheaper than its bigger stablemate, but is the smaller Grand Cherokee better as well?
    about 2 years ago
    carsguide.com.au

    SsangYong Rexton 2024 review: Ultimate - off-road test - Buy 4x4 SU...

    The 2024 SsangYong Rexton is due to arrive in Australian showrooms this month (October) and it’ll have a new dash layout, a bigger multimedia touchscreen... and price rises across the line-up.But the current-generation Rexton is a well-equipped, seven-seat 4WD wagon and, with a sub-$60,000 price-tag, it deserves consideration. Is the 2023 Rexton represent a solid value-for-money buy? Read on.
    about 2 years ago
    carsguide.com.au

    It's the new Holden vs Ford fight! Toyota LandCruiser vs Nissan ......

    It’s a lively campfire debate – nay a blood feud – as old as time itself: which company makes the best four-wheel drive – Nissan or Toyota? It’s a rivalry even more bitter than that of Ford vs Holden. Boiled down even further this fiery issue hinges on one crucial question alone: which is the best 4WD – Nissan’s Patrol or Toyota’s LandCruiser? Read more about Best 4x4, off-roaders and light-commercial vehicles arriving in 2024Toyota confirms future of V8-powered Toyota LandCruiser 70 Series, but…
    almost 2 years ago
    carsguide.com.au

    Jeep Grand Cherokee Hybrid 2024 review: Summit Reserve 4xe ... - Ca...

    Jeep Australia’s first plug-in hybrid, the Grand Cherokee 4xe, is spearheading a push by large and extra-large SUV hybrids into the Aussie market. But is a five-seater in range-topping Summit Reserve spec enough to see off any potential challenges from rumoured Ford Everest or Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series hybrids?
    almost 2 years ago
    carsguide.com.au

    Ultimate glamping companion? LG's Bon Voyage camper-trailer has a f...

    High-tech glamping on wheels just might be the future of camping if LG Electronics (LG) has anything to do with it. LG is not a company known for its forays into the outdoors and recreational product realms, but that’s exactly what it’s doing with the latest version of its Bon Voyage camper-trailer. The new camper was unveiled at CES (Consumer Electronic Show) 2024, which is being held from January 9 to 12 in Las Vegas. [read-more-default-title] Top 5 tips for your first camping tripTop 5 tips f…
    almost 2 years ago
    carsguide.com.au

    Why the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon shouldn't be overlooked as your ... -...

    The Jeep Wrangler Rubicon is one of those vehicles that occupies a niche within a niche – similar to the Suzuki Jimny and Toyota LandCruiser 70 Series. It’s a hardcore off-road vehicle with very few concessions to comfort, safety and common sense. Sure, the Rubicon is very ordinary to drive around town and is on the wrong side of impractical, but there’s no getting past the fact that it is bloody good off-road! I’m about to tell you why you shouldn’t ignore this 4WD. Read on. [read-more-default-…
    almost 2 years ago
    carsguide.com.au

    Toyota RAV4 Hybrid over Tesla Model Y! Why buying a hybrid car inst...

    As much as some of us love them, internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles will gradually go the way of the dinosaur as the global population considers positively impactful ways to keep us and the planet alive into the future. Electric vehicles (EVs), or those powered by hydrogen or another alternative safe and sustainable fuel source, are preferable to the world going down the climate-change toilet but, at the moment, if you live outside of an urban setting, an EV is not the be all and end all…
    almost 2 years ago
    carsguide.com.au

    Ford Everest 2024 review: Wildtrak - off-road test – Family-friendl...

    The Ford Ranger Wildtrak has found favour with Australia’s ute-loving public over recent years. Now Ford has launched the Everest Wildtrak.But beyond a few styling changes, the Wildtrak is really no different to the Everest Sport.We know the Everest is refined on-road and capable off-road, but is the Wildtrak, priced at more than $74,000, worth the extra money over its stablemates?
    almost 2 years ago
    carsguide.com.au

    Toyota's LandCruiser FJ is shaping up as a sub-Prado, Suzuki Jimny-...

    Toyota’s much-anticipated compact LandCruiser, likely badged the FJ, looks set to form a crucial part of the car-maker’s plan to refresh its presence in the Australian car market. The Japanese car-maker already dominates the SUV and 4WD space with Prado (plus the all-new model is due here soon), 70 Series (the new-gen arrived here last year) and 300 Series, but the new FJ, smaller than the original vehicle on which it’s based, is tipped to be more in the same vein of the new-generation Ford Bron…
    over 1 year ago
    carsguide.com.au

    Hyundai Palisade 2024 review: Calligraphy 2.2D AWD 8-seat – Is this...

    The Hyundai Palisade Calligraphy is a big, classy eight-seat SUV, packed with features, and it’s even all-wheel drive, but its price tag is more than $80,000.In a highly competitive SUV market does the Calligraphy make the right impression, or does it get lost in the crowd?
    over 1 year ago