Reviews

If the Lexus CT 200h F Sport were competing in the 2012 Olympic Games in London, she would be running in the 100 metre sprint. The Lexus Ct 200h covers all the attributes of a sprinter – think nimble, fast and sporting a great booty.

Positioned in Australia’s light car class, the new 5-seater Hyundai Accent is available in three different models – the Active (from $16,990), the Elite (from $18490), and the Premium (from $20,990). All three models come in either 5-door hatch or 4-door sedan design. A 5-speed manual transmission is standard on all models with the exception of the Premium sedan which is has a 4-speed automatic transmission only.

Mitsubishi has blended the best of both worlds with their city-sized 5-seater SVU, the ASX (Active Smart Crossover). The car is small enough to negotiate a crowded Westfield car park without endangering any lives, and you can comfortably take it out of the city without worrying about whether you’re going to make it if you decide to take that bumpy, scenic route to your destination.

The 8-seater KIA Grand Carnival comes in four different models – S, Si, SLi, and Platinum – which range in price from $38,990 to $56,190.