Tung Nguyen is a News Editor at Drive. With over a decade in automotive journalism, he covers a range of topics including cars, trucks, electric vehicles, and car manufacturing, showcasing his expertise in news, features, and reviews. Tung's work has been featured in prominent publications such as CarsGuide, The Sydney Morning Herald, and Digital Music News, among others.
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Does the cut-price Mercedes-Benz A200 feel like a cut-price luxury car, or is this base Benz a bit of a beautiful bargain?
By: Tung Nguyen
The Tesla Model Y might be a great drive and have decent range, but this EV's best attributes are its technology and ecosystem that just work.
Mercedes-Benz traces its heritage back to Karl Benz's original motorwagen back in 1886.
The move to a seven-year/unlimited-kilometre warranty from Ford Australia includes business and fleet purchases, unlike many rival brands – provided you service with the manufacturer.
A sharp starting price is key to the appeal of Ford's new Transit City electric van, which is priced similarly to diesel-powered rivals from Toyota and Hyundai.
By: Tung Nguyen
The Chinese-built Ford Bronco Basecamp is officially locked in to arrive in Australia in a year, propelled by a 1.5-litre petrol engine feeding electric motors.
By: Tung Nguyen
Legacy car brands are scrambling for China-sourced vehicles to help them compete against BYD, GWM, Geely, and others.
By: Tung Nguyen
The Ranger-derived Bronco four-wheel-drive has been overlooked for Australia in favour of the Chinese-built Bronco Basecamp because the former was deemed too 'niche'.
Hot take: The current EV buying incentives are pushing the people who are least likely to make good use of an all-electric model into ownership.
There is recognition from Ford that its sales success is too heavily reliant on just two models, necessitating a need to broaden its portfolio.
