2025 Land Rover Discovery Off-Road Review
There is the latest land rover discovery Has it lost its heritage and become just another soft-road SUV, or has it retained some of its ancestral off-road DNA? Launched in 2017, the affectionately named Disco 5 no longer carries a numerical suffix like its predecessors, the Discovery 3 and 4. What is tested here is the flagship Discovery D300 Dynamic HSETechnically, this is a 2024 model, as the 2025 model comes with the more powerful D350 turbodiesel engine. I wasn't a fan of the racy, more rounded exterior design from the start, but maybe I'll grow to like it more. That said, it's quintessentially British, elegant and sophisticated. When you put your feet on the ground, there's no doubting the performance of the D300 inline-six diesel. However, due to how manufacturers currently tune their ECUs, there will be a slight delay in acceleration from standing starts, which is typical of modern vehicles. watch: Paul's video review of the 2022 Land…
Is the Tesla Cybertruck the future of off-roading?
this Tesla Cybertruck Already a striking-looking vehicle, this year's SEMA aftermarket show showed that the electric ute is ripe for customization. SEMA (Specialty Equipment Market Association Exhibition) is the world's premier event for automotive customization and aftermarket innovation. The 2024 show takes place November 5-8 and once again showcases everything from classic muscle cars to the latest off-road engineering. But this year, something different is getting a lot of attention: the Tesla Cybertruck. Hundreds of new car deals available via car expert Now. Get the experts on your side and get big rewards. Browse now. This futuristic all-electric truck made a strong debut at SEMA and is generating buzz. The Cybertruck was noticeably absent from SEMA last year, with only a handful of early prototypes circulating in the automotive world. Supply chain delays, production challenges and Tesla's efforts to scale up the Cybertruck's non-traditional stainless steel body have all contributed to the delays. Now, with deliveries finally rolling out, Cybertrucks…
This Australian company will sell you a GMC pickup truck, even if GM
GM Specialty Vehicles says it will only sell GMC SUVs here, so if you want the brand's Sierra pickup truck, you'll need to find a conversion company. Australia's Autogroup International is stepping up its efforts to bring the off-road-ready GMC Sierra 2500 HD AT4X to shore. The GMC Sierra 2500 HD AT4X was modified by American Expedition Vehicles (AEV) and converted to right-hand drive by Autogroup International, so it doesn't have much competition in the market. Under the bonnet, the 6.6-litre Duramax turbodiesel V8 engine produces 346kW of power and 1322Nm of torque. For petrol-loving owners, there is also a 6.6-litre V8 engine available. Mated to a 10-speed Allison automatic transmission, it has a towing capacity of over 8,000kg and a payload capacity of over 1,100kg. This truck doesn't just have power. It's built to conquer, and features a host of upgrades like a 1.5-inch factory-installed lift, Rancho shocks, Multimatic DSSV dampers, skid plates, heavy-duty control arms, and steel bumpers.…
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