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View 3 images The MissionH24 LMPH2G endurance racer – which is believed to be world’s fastest hydrogen-powered vehicle – will make its competitive debut at this week’s Goodwood Festival of Speed hillclimb, in the timed shootout event. Pitched alongside 42 other technologically and historically significant cars – from the 1914 Mercedes-Benz Grand Prix car, to the 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E GT – the zero-emission race car will tackle the 1.9km track with British sports car driver Jac...

1/1 In an unprecedented move for Tesla, the electric vehicle specialist will open its Supercharger stalls to all makes of electric vehicles at a Norwegian site in 2022. As first reported by Electrek.com, officials from the northern county of Vestland were informed earlier this week the US-based manufacturer would expand access to its presently-exclusive system in a bid to qualify for regional tax incentives. The same report noted Tesla was in discussions with German authorities regarding sim...

Scheduled to go under the hammer at this year's Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, the three-seat supercar is expected to fetch more than AU$20 million.

4/4 Owners can choose from 14 paint options, and the car gets power steering, a two-speaker USB radio, heated windscreen, and a three-gauge instrument cluster as standard. In 2020, a spokesperson for the manufacturer told CarAdvice: "We are very much looking forward to bringing the Moke back to Australia, and we are targeting middle of next year for market launch. We are actively seeking importer and dealer partners to really drive the success of the brand in a market we anticipate will be p...

4/4 Lamborghini has recalled 22 examples of its Aventador supercar in Australia, citing a potential fault with the bonnet latch. The affected vehicles – which comprise both the SVJ Coupe and 63 – the were sold between 1 November 2018 and 31 December 2020 (Model Year 2018-2021). The recall notice, lodged with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), says: “The hood hinges may loosen and may not hold the hood closed – the hood may unlatch and flip open or detach fro...

12 shares According to realestate.com.au in June, Jackie loved the home so much she went over the $10million price guide by an additional seven figures. The villa-style property features four bedrooms and three bathrooms, and was only on the market for three days before Jackie swooped in. Sold! While 2020s property market was certainly unpredictable, that didnt stop plenty of Australian celebrities, such as Jackie O Henderson, from making purchases New digs: The 45-year-old radio host purchas...

Jonathan Chancellor sells Property Observer to Urban.com.au December 11, 2020 3:48 Off-the-plan property marketplace, Urban.com.au has acquired Property Observer, with the subsequent merger of the two platforms effective from today, 11 December. Property Observer was founded in 2011 by Jonathan Chancellor (former Property editor at The Sydney Morning Herald) while at Private Media (publisher of Crikey and Smart Company) and quickly established itself as a leading property investment news websi...