What Should I Consider if I Buy a Car Interstate?
In the overwhelming majority of cases, we’re comfortable purchasing a car that we can drive away on the spot. There are undoubted benefits as far as convenience, negotiating power, cost savings and dealing with any issues. However, sometimes a deal may come along that is too hard to pass up. You look closely, but you realise the seller is interstate. What are your options? Is it worth the hassle, or should you consider refocusing your search on something closer to home? Let’s take a look.
2021 Kia Carnival Comes Forth.
Kia has unveiled its long awaited fourth generation Carnival. Standing out in a SUV dominated landscape, the new Carnival has been given a handsome looking makeover.
Kia’s signature is the “Tiger Nose” grille and this now extends widthwise via the front lights to further dominate the bluff nose. Slimmer headlights incorporate LED Daytime Running Lights at either end. The Carnival will feature a full tail-width light bar, similar to the look as shown on the Korean release Stinger. It loses weight visually for the rear of the Carnival.
Depending on specification, Carnival will have 17, 18, or 19 inch alloys. Eight colours for the skin will be available, and a “floating island” roof is a stand out, thanks to blacked-out A And B pillars, along with the new signature for the C pillar, a fin that abuts the rear of the sliding door.
Isuzu D-Max: Reborn And Ready For 2021.
It’s been a long time coming, a decade or so, in fact. Isuzu’s durable D-Max has received its long overdue overhaul, and from the information released, it’s in a real position to take on Toyota’s recently revamped HiLux and Ford’s strong performing Ranger.
October Releases For Mazda BT-50 & BMW 4 Series.
Mazda’s completely overhauled their BT-50 ute and announced that sales will commence from October of 2020. Gone is the sharp and angular nose that featured and replaced with the family look that covers the brand’s SUVs. Mazda’s designers embody their vehicles with a language they call “Kodo” and this is now on the BT-50.
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