Uber to buy thousands of Volvo SUVs in big push for autonomous future

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Uber to buy thousands of Volvo SUVs in big push for autonomous future

Volvo has signed an agreement with Uber to sell tens of thousands of autonomous driving compatible base vehicles between 2019 and 2021.

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Safety – Awareness with a touch of technology

The desire to build the safest vehicles possible, those that protect their occupants and other road users, and increasing motoring safety awareness has prompted an influx of technology that revolves around the simple parking sensor.

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Taking delivery of your new car

After years of settling for used vehicles, accepting the dents, scratches and stains, you might just find yourself in the financial position for your first car fresh off the lot. 

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Ford Endura 2018 confirmed as Territory successor

REPLENISHING its SUV stocks, Ford will add the Endura to its range late next year.

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Hybrid vs Electric

If you're interested in buying a new car with a focus on the latest fuel-efficient technology, then you're probably trying to choose between a hybrid, plug-in hybrid or an electric vehicle. They all have their pros and cons and suit people differently, so which one is for you?

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8 handy car care items to keep in the garage

When it comes to basic car care or simple tasks around the house, there are some essentials everyone should have to prevent a call to the neighbour.

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Amazing 3D pedestrian crossing

An exciting innovation in road safety started In the small town of Ísafjörður, Iceland.

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Improving the effectiveness of your lights

According to NZTA, issues with vehicle lighting contribute to around seven deaths and 88 injuries on our roads each year. 

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Five bad driving habits that can kill your car

Poor driving habits can damage your car causing increased fuel consumption, accelerating maintenance requirements and, in some cases, resulting in total destruction.

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Buying a fresh Japanese import

When it comes to buying a new set of wheels, many Kiwis look no further than the used import market. Offering a wide variety of makes and models from the likes of Singapore, Australia, United Kingdom and more commonly Japan, these vehicles often represent great value for money.

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