Podcasts about Nissan Navara

Petter tror inte på pickuper, Theo tror på Volvo och det finns visst en ny Malaise era. Eller? Dessutom har vi kört en låda på hjul från Nissan. Dom kallar det visst en pickup, eller Nissan Navara!

25-year-old Rafferty Rolfe has been charged with three counts of murder after a serious highway fatality in Queensland. Rolfe is accused of pursuing a Nissan Navara ute driven by retiree Terry Bishop and carrying passenger Gypsy Satterley. Both were killed in the crash along with Jessica Townley, who was driving the Great Wall. Australian correspondent Murray Olds says Rolfe was after Gypsy Satterley after she broke off their relationship, and Terry Bishop was rescuing her. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Είναι βράδυ Παρασκευής , 18 Φεβρουαρίου του 2011 , ο καιρός τρομερά άστατος και βροχερός. Όσο περνάει το βράδυ η βροχή δυναμώνει. Στο σπίτι του Σπύρου Καλαμπούκα επικρατεί ηρεμία και δυο 23χρονοί περνάνε ήρεμα την νύχτα τους βλέποντας ταινία. Ο έτερος 23χρονος, ο Κωστής Πολύζος είναι αρκετά προβληματισμένος και μιλάει με τον φίλο του Σπύρο για θέματα που δεν θα έπρεπε να αφορούν παιδιά ηλικίας 23 ετών. Γύρω στις 23:30 ο Κωστής φεύγει από το σπίτι του Σπύρου και γυρνάει στο δικό του το οποίο είναι ακριβώς απέναντι. Αρκετοί γείτονες τον είδαν να μπαίνουν μέσα στο σπίτι. Κανείς όμως δεν τον είδε να βγαίνει. Ένας φόνος, η υποψία ενός δευτέρου, υπέρογκα δάνεια στο όνομα του Κωστή, μια ψευδής κατάθεση ενός ανήλικου τα σκυλιά ενός κυνηγού και ένα μαύρο Nissan Navara έφεραν στο φώς μια πολυσχιδής υπόθεση σταθμό τόσο στην καριέρα της Αγγελικής Νικολούλη όσο στα Ελληνικά εγκληματολογικά χρονικά. Μπορείς να στηρίξεις αυτό το ανεξάρτητο Podcast, στην ιστοσελίδα Buy me a Coffee (πάτα πάνω στο Βuy me a Coffee) , και να βοηθήσεις εμπρακτα αυτη την εκπομπη. Συμμετέχουν με σειρά εμφάνισης: Αργυρώ Ζιαμπα, δημοσιογράφος στο kozanilife.gr site της Κοζάνης που κάλυψε εκτενώς το θέμα με επιτόπιο ρεπορτάζ, Γεώργιος Φιτσιάλος μοριακός γενετιστής στου οποίου το εργαστήριο διαπιστώθηκε η ύπαρξη ανθρωπίνου αίματος στην κουκούλα του τζιπ ου πατριού του Κωστή , Γεώργιος Τσούκαλης, ιδιωτικό ερευνητή με πάνω από 40 χρόνια εμπειρία και Αννα Κανδαράκη, Κλινική Ψυχολόγος – Ψυχοθεραπεύτρια. Διδάκτωρ της Ιατρικής Σχολής του Πανεπιστημίου Αθηνών. Βιβλιογραφία : Έθαψαν τον γιο τους στο χωράφι: Δολοφονία Κωστή Πολύζου, μητέρα και πατριός στραγγάλισαν τον 23χρονο , Αγγελική Νικολούλη: Οταν είχε απέναντί της τη σατανική μάνα Πολύζου που σκότωσε τον γιο της. , Υπόθεση Πολύζου: Ισόβια στη μητέρα και τον πατριό για τον στραγγαλισμό του παιδιού τους , Όλα όσα αποκάλυψε η Νικολούλη για την υπόθεση του Κωστή Πολύζου , Δολοφονία Κωστή Πολύζου: Καρέ καρέ οι αντιφάσεις της μητέρας και του πατριού του . Συνελήφθησαν η μητέρα και ο πατριός του Κωστή Πολύζου κατηγορούμενοι για τη δολοφονία του το 2011 , Αποκαλύψεις σοκ για Κωστή Πολύζο: Πώς σκότωσαν και τον πατέρα του 19 χρόνια πριν . Εκτέλεση παραγωγής Grey Studios Athens

The Nissan Navara is known in the ute world for having coil springs in a leaf-spring market, where heavy loads in the tray and brazen towing escapades are the common practice. But did you know Navara also has leaf springs? Let's talk about which has which, and which suspension set-up is right for you... OLIGHT DISCOUNT! (These are awesome.) Get 12% off here >> Use code AEJC On Bullshit by Harry G Frankfurt >> F*#king Apostrophes textbook: https://amzn.to/3IpskpA Save thousands on any new car (Australia-only) by contacting me via AutoExpert.com.au here >> Help support my independent reporting, securely, via Patreon here >> AutoExpert discount roadside assistance package (with no joining fees) here >> Did you like this report? You can help support the channel, securely via PayPal here >>

The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) says it will be picketing the Japanese Embassy in Pretoria on Friday. The union intends to hand over a memorandum of demands regarding a “number of grievances” against Nissan's management in South Africa. Included in the list of demands is clarity on what Numsa says is the Japanese car maker's failure to engage the union on its electric vehicle (EV) ambitions, and transparency on the future of the South African plant. “ . . . Some workers are likely to be displaced because the new {EV] technology is not labour intensive,” says Numsa in a statement. “Workers want to know what the plans are and whether they will be trained and upskilled to adjust to the new technology. “There are also plans to terminate at least 150 fixed-term contracts at the plant, and rumours that the Nissan plant [in Pretoria] will be moved to Egypt, thus threatening the livelihoods of over 1 200 workers.” Nissan Ambition 2030 will see the car maker accelerate the electrification of its vehicle line-up with investments of 2-trillion yen over the next five years. Nissan says it will introduce 23 new electrified models, including 15 new EVs by fiscal year 2030, aiming for an electrification mix of more than 50% globally across the Nissan and Infiniti brands. Nissan SA last year started production of the Nissan Navara pickup for the local and selected export markets. Production at the plant reached just more than 22 500 units last year. Some Contracts Coming to an End, Says Nissan SA Nissan SA says it is incorrect that “150 workers have been released”. The company notes, however, that there are a number of fixed-term contractors in its manufacturing operations whose fixed-term contracts have come to an end. “Resourcing needs are currently being reviewed, taking into account operational requirements, along with micro- and macro-factors, such as semi-conductor availability.” The global auto industry has been battling a shortage of computer-chips since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. Nissan SA says it “remains committed to maintaining open engagements with Numsa and key stakeholders in order to find mutually beneficial resolutions”. The local arm of the Japanese manufacturer also denies that it is shutting its doors. “Africa has been identified as the last frontier of automotive growth and, to this end, Nissan has expansion plans across the continent. “This is evidenced by the recent R3-billion investment into the South African manufacturing plant and skills development of employees to locally manufacture the new Nissan Navara. “With a six-decade legacy of producing light commercial vehicles, the strategic goal is to establish Nissan's South Africa operation to be the continental light commercial vehicle hub.” It also does not seem as if Nissan's Rosslyn plant will soon produce EVs. “Our Rosslyn facility's primary strategic role in our broader global business is focused on continuing to manufacture LCVs for the African market,” says Nissan SA. “The future of the EV ecosystem in South Africa, including supply and demand, is currently at policy formulating phase. Key stakeholders . . . are actively co-creating the country's EV policy. Ultimately, it will be policy that guides [vehicle manufacturer] activity moving forward.”

FOLLOW UP: CHANGES TO CHARGER RULES ROLLED BACKOver the festive period, the Government quietly rolled back some of the changes they had outlined would have to happen when it comes to installing charging points at non residential properties with a large car park. Now only new or refurbished commercial properties will be required to install at least one charging point. To read more, click The Guardian link here. FOLLOW UP: NEW GREG KELLY EVIDENCE EMERGESInformation disclosed to Asia Times seems to show that Greg Kelly is innocent of the charges brought against him, yet is still facing trial. In a damming report, outlining the tale of what happened, how both he and Ghosn were tricked and how those inside Nissan have behaved has to be read to be believed. For more information, click here for the Asia Times article. FCA RULES SHOULD REMOVE NEED TO HAGGLE INSURANCE EACH YEARNew rules from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) should mean that when it comes to renewal time we will not have to haggle to get the best price from our existing insurer. Firms are no longer allowed to offer new customers a better rate than those who already have a policy with them. To read more about this, click the Autocar article here. TESLA RECALLING OVER VARIOUS SAFETY ISSUES Tesla is recalling 356,309 Model 3 cars over an issue with the reversing camera. Meanwhile they are recalling 119,009 Model S cars over a problem with the bonnet. Both of these are US only at this time. This is on top of the debacle over allowing games to be played on the touchscreen as the car is driven, forcing Tesla to disable that “feature”, as well as the ongoing investigation into their rollout of the testing program for “full self driving” software/feature, to name but two. For more information, click here for the CNBC article. CHINA REMOVES FOREIGN INVESTMENT RULES FOR CAR MANUFACTURINGAs of 1 January 2022, the rules on ownership of car manufacturing facilities in China are changed, to allow 100% foreign ownership, instead of the joint-venture policy previously. How quickly any firms move to enable this will have to be seen. To read more, click the CNBC article here. RIVIAN BATTERY FACTORY OFFERINGRivian, the EV start up based int he US, is being courted by the UK Government in the hope that they choose an offered site near Bridgewater, Somerset, over two option in the EU for their factory. A decision is expected within the first quarter of 2022. To find out what the site could be and what has been offered, click the Somerset Live article here. HYDROGEN FUEL-CELL CARGO BIKES TRIALLED IN ABERDEENAberdeen has been selected to trial the viability of hydrogen fuel-cell cargo bikes. Electric Assisted Vehicles (EAV), have stressed they focus on lightness in their vehicles. How they cope with Aberdeen's weather will be interesting. If you wish to learn more, click here for the Autocar article. MILTON KEYNES TRIALLING REMOTE OPERATED VEHICLESA trial of remotely operated vehicles will begin soon, in Milton Keynes. Initially there will be a safety driver on board as back up, but Fetch, the company behind the idea, plans to remove them as soon as possible to be run from a remote location. For more information, click the BBC News article here. Andrew was silent during this item. For you, the listener's, welfare in mind. ——————————————————————————-If you like what we do, on this show, and think it is worth a £1.00, please consider supporting us via Patreon. Here is the link to that CLICK HERE TO SUPPORT THE PODCAST——————————————————————————-NEW NEW CAR NEWSCupra Born EVThe chaps have covered the car before, but now we know specifications and prices. Initially the mid range version will be released, shortly followed by the entry level and then a year later the top of the range. TO learn about the prices and specifications, click the Autocar article here. 2022 Volkswagen MultivanPrior to the ID Buzz coming out, Volkswagen has revealed details of the replacement for the Caravelle, now called the Multivan. There will be a choice of powertrains, including hybrid, sizes and specification levels. Expect to see them hurtling to the seaside soon, in the meantime click the Autocar article here to get an idea of specs and prices. Honourable MentionsWe wave goodbye to the Nissan Navara, as production comes to an end at the Barcelona plant. We say hello to the Toyota Hilux GR Sport. We did into some of the clever engineering of the concept car from Mercedes Benz, the Vision EQXX, and as a bonus we get to hear Alan go on about coefficient drag factors! LIST OF THE WEEK: 30 YEARS ON - GREAT CAR ADVERTS FROM 1991This Autocar slideshow will remind some of us that there used to be very good adverts in magazines, many of which would be banned now. Have fun by clicking the link here and flicking through the trip down memory lane. LUNCHTIME READ: WHAT DO CAR DESIGNERS DO ALL DAY?As Alan points out in the show, we do not put up links that are behind a paywall, but have made an exception for this article from The Intercooler. If you've not tried it, you can get it for 30-days free, before committing to the on-going payments. To read the article, click this link here. AND FINALLY: PLANS TO RESTORE FUZZY BEAR'S STUDEBAKERThe Studebaker Museum wants to restore Fozzy Bear's car, from the original Muppets movie. This is a good thing. Click the Jalopnik link here, to learn about the plans and what happened in the movie.

In this episode, James Cleary, Marcus Craft and Stephen Ottley, talk all things motoring, including:The next generation of vehicles coming out of China. What this could mean for the sales futures of current favourites like Prado, HiLux and RangerDue to a lockdown-induced lack of fresh metal we revisit some of their most memorable driving experiences, featuring: a trip to Mt Fuji and one of the best driving roads in the world, a pre-lockdown expedition from Sydney to Bourke in a Nissan Navara, and a story of getting lost in the Bavarian countryside and not worrying in the slightest, thanks to a BMW 507 Roadster.You can get in touch with us on Facebook, Twitter (#CGPodcast) and Instagram, and tell us if any of the new models coming from China have caught your eye by emailing comments@carsguide.com.au

The next Mitsubishi Triton (called the L200 in other markets) will look like a Triton, but it will be a Nissan Navara under the skin. The Navarafication of Triton is a disaster for Mitsubishi (and Triton aficionados - of which I am one) and in fact the Tritonification of Navara is a far superior concept with nothing but upside for Navara (not to mention Triton) - but never underestimate the gross stupidity of large organisations. Help support my independent reporting, securely, via Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=54778969 Save thousands on any new car (Australia-only): https://autoexpert.com.au/contact AutoExpert discount roadside assistance package: https://247roadservices.com.au/autoex... Did you like this report? You can help support the channel, securely via PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr...

Resident Motoring Journalist, Ernest Page on the 1st phase of the implementation of the amended Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences (Aarto) Act, at Nissan's heavily updated and locally produced Navara one-tonner bakkie and reviews of the Porsche Taycan.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The Government's scheme for discounts for electric cars comes with a couple of fishhooks: it only applies to newly imported cars, and if the funding runs out the rebates scheme will be paused and cars bought during the pause will not qualify for a rebate.The scheme is designed so rebates on electric cars are funded from fees paid by people buying petrol cars.It provides for rebates of $8625 for a new electric car and $3450 for a used imported electric car. There are lower rebates for plug-in hybrids.The rebates are due to start from July 1 – but Waka Kotahi's website warns that if the funding for the scheme runs dry the rebates will be stopped until the funds are replenished."If, due to high demand, rebate funds are exhausted, Waka Kotahi will notify that the rebate window is closed and no discounts (rebates) will be offered during this time. Once we announce the scheme has restarted, only vehicles registered from the restart date will be eligible for rebates."While there are rebates for both new and used electric cars, they only apply to newly imported cars which are registered after July 1. They do not apply to electric cars which are already registered in New Zealand and being sold on.The rebates side of the "feebate" scheme starts in July, buyers of new or newly imported used petrol cars will only start facing fees from January next year.There is another reason to get in quick to get the full rebate under the scheme: for the first six months, a flat rebate will apply, giving the full $8,625 rebate for all new electric cars and $3450 for used. After that, the rebate will depend on emissions.A spokesman for Transport Minister Michael Wood said a Crown loan would cover the first six months of the scheme and the fees were expected to cover it from then on.The details of the fees scheme are yet to be finalised, but the Ministry of Transport has estimated those fees will raise $125m and $188m in 2022.Buyers of new petrol cars would pay a fee of up to $5875 while those buying newly imported used cars face fees of up to $2875.That fee would be based on emissions – the Ministry has said it would add $2,900 to the cost of a new Toyota Hilux, $1230 to a Kia Sportage, and $830 for a Nissan Navara.Wood and Climate Change Minister James Shaw set out the scheme on Sunday, saying it was a critical move to try to reduce New Zealand's transport emissions.It was aimed at lifting the use of electric cars in New Zealand, which Wood said was well behind other countries.The decision to charge fees for petrol car buyers has been criticised as unfair by Act and National, who say it is a "tax" on tradespeople and farmers who do not have options for electric vehicles.National's spokesman Michael Woodhouse has said National supports incentives for electric car buyers, but they should be measures such as tax benefits and road user charges exemptions."The people who benefit will be higher-income earners who now don't have to pay as much for a Tesla. We don't think it's fair to make tradies pay more for a Hilux so wealthy executives can get a discount on their next electric car."

The Government's scheme for discounts for electric cars comes with a couple of fishhooks: it only applies to newly imported cars, and if the funding runs out the rebates scheme will be paused and cars bought during the pause will not qualify for a rebate.The scheme is designed so rebates on electric cars are funded from fees paid by people buying petrol cars.It provides for rebates of $8625 for a new electric car and $3450 for a used imported electric car. There are lower rebates for plug-in hybrids.The rebates are due to start from July 1 – but Waka Kotahi's website warns that if the funding for the scheme runs dry the rebates will be stopped until the funds are replenished."If, due to high demand, rebate funds are exhausted, Waka Kotahi will notify that the rebate window is closed and no discounts (rebates) will be offered during this time. Once we announce the scheme has restarted, only vehicles registered from the restart date will be eligible for rebates."While there are rebates for both new and used electric cars, they only apply to newly imported cars which are registered after July 1. They do not apply to electric cars which are already registered in New Zealand and being sold on.The rebates side of the "feebate" scheme starts in July, buyers of new or newly imported used petrol cars will only start facing fees from January next year.There is another reason to get in quick to get the full rebate under the scheme: for the first six months, a flat rebate will apply, giving the full $8,625 rebate for all new electric cars and $3450 for used. After that, the rebate will depend on emissions.A spokesman for Transport Minister Michael Wood said a Crown loan would cover the first six months of the scheme and the fees were expected to cover it from then on.The details of the fees scheme are yet to be finalised, but the Ministry of Transport has estimated those fees will raise $125m and $188m in 2022.Buyers of new petrol cars would pay a fee of up to $5875 while those buying newly imported used cars face fees of up to $2875.That fee would be based on emissions – the Ministry has said it would add $2,900 to the cost of a new Toyota Hilux, $1230 to a Kia Sportage, and $830 for a Nissan Navara.Wood and Climate Change Minister James Shaw set out the scheme on Sunday, saying it was a critical move to try to reduce New Zealand's transport emissions.It was aimed at lifting the use of electric cars in New Zealand, which Wood said was well behind other countries.The decision to charge fees for petrol car buyers has been criticised as unfair by Act and National, who say it is a "tax" on tradespeople and farmers who do not have options for electric vehicles.National's spokesman Michael Woodhouse has said National supports incentives for electric car buyers, but they should be measures such as tax benefits and road user charges exemptions."The people who benefit will be higher-income earners who now don't have to pay as much for a Tesla. We don't think it's fair to make tradies pay more for a Hilux so wealthy executives can get a discount on their next electric car."

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Hello and welcome to Overdrive a program that samples as much as it can of the experiences of cars and transport I’m David Brown News 1. Car Sale Figures for February 2021 – MG a big winner (1:35) 2. Car Sales show the value of a new models (2:34) 3. Car sales: the growth of small SUVs (2:35) 4. Mitsubishi’s zero-star ANCAP crash test rating (4:33) Three interviews 1. The New Nissan Navara with Rob Fraser (5:38) 2. Report on a recent Auction Sale of classic cars – how much would you pay for a 1977 Honda Accord (12:25) 3. Should you buy a small Toyota car or their SUV (15:45) 4. The debate over the Mitsubishi van scoring a zero- safety rating (21:56) You can find more information at Driven Media or previous programs are available as podcasts on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0ah6JZN8LTYURIfNs1IIBs iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/overdrive-cars-transport-and-culture/id1001084679 Our Facebook page OverdriveCity https://www.facebook.com/OverdriveCityDrivenMedia/?modal=admin_todo_tour or Our YouTube site https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKyx5sv6cgF4URRmNq2JiXg/videos Originally broadcast 6 March 2021

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#Navara #Ranger #Drones Another day , another vlog! 415 Happy New Year to all of you and your families! Hope 2021 brings better luck and happiness to you all !!

Nissan has appointed Japan Motors Trading as its local partner in setting up a new vehicle assembly facility in Accra, Ghana. The appointment flows from a 2018 memorandum of understanding signed between Nissan and the government of Ghana. Ghana has since also adopted a government policy to aid the development of a domestic automotive manufacturing industry. The first model to be assembled at the new facility will be the new Nissan Navara pickup, unveiled by Nissan earlier in November. The new model will be produced to specifications created for the African market. Once operational, the Ghana facility will add to Nissan’s existing African production capacity at plants in South Africa, Egypt and Nigeria. The Japanese car maker says the continued development of its African manufacturing base is a key part of the company’s regional midterm strategy under the Nissan NEXT global transformation plan. “The announcement demonstrates Nissan’s ongoing commitment to investing in Ghana, as well as [its support for] the expansion of the country’s automotive sector through the Ghana Automotive Development Policy. “Ghana presents a great opportunity for investment, partnership and growth for Nissan,” notes Nissan South Africa MD Shinkichi Izumi. “Establishing a long-term automotive industrial development policy will provide investors with further confidence, boost the local economy and create jobs. We look forward to the continued partnership as Japan Motors officially begins assembling Nissan vehicles in Ghana.” Construction of the new facility is already underway, as are the recruitment and appointment of new employees, and a process of skills development and technical training to apply Nissan’s global quality production standards. “Japan Motors sees great potential in Ghana,” says Japan Motors MD Salem Kalmoni. “We’re thrilled to make this significant investment and to be in a partnership that will unlock job opportunities and contribute to the economic development of Ghana. With world-class training, the local assembly plant will deliver an excellent product to meet our customers’ needs.”

Yeah, sorry it's late. Moving house is a complete kick to the balls. This week starts off with 10 plus minutes of nonsense, before we FINALLY get into gear and talk about some news, starting with the new Nissan Navara... Well, the facelift Navara. We then talk about the Australian economy, and Mitch filing a PayPal dispute over the Lokka he ordered, and Alibaba brands. We then ask you, our wonderful audience, for your best automotive 'hot takes'; tell us on out Faceballs! We then play the Positive / Negative game. Sorry this episode was so late, we will return to our normally scheduled programming next week! Find us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and at www.gearsandbeersmedia.com / www.unashamedlyunprofessional.com We have a merch shop! Gears and Beers Podcast is hosted by Mitchell Denham, Matthew Morwood, Joseph Riga, and Joel McD. Unashamedly Unprofessional

In this episode, Mandy is joined by Paul Maric and Scott Collie, with James Wong chiming in to run through the latest in automotive news and what's happening at the CarExpert offices around Australia. This week in car news, the team talks about the 2021 Nissan Navara, the chance Peugeot is bringing the e-208 to Australia, Genesis pushing to overtake Lexus in the sales race, and the 2021 Volkswagen Golf R reveal. Mike Costello joins the team to talk about new mandatory data sharing laws, and the positive signs from October VFACTS sales results. William Stopford dials in to discuss his launch review of the Genesis GV80 SUV. Where to find the CarExpert Podcast You can find the CarExpert Podcast on your favourite podcast platform. If in doubt, simply click on the RSS feed below, or follow the links to the Apple Podcasts or Google Podcasts applications to subscribe. CarExpert Podcast RSS Feed CarExpert Podcast on Apple Podcasts CarExpert Podcast on Google Podcasts CarExpert Podcast on Spotify CarExpert Podcast on Podbean As always, we'd love to hear your feedback, so if there's anything you'd like to hear on the podcast in the future, shoot us an email to podcast@carexpert.com.au – or touch base with us on social media using the details below: Facebook: https://facebook.com/CarExpertAus Instagram: https://instagram.com/carexpert.com.au Twitter: https://twitter.com/CarExpertAus Website: https://carexpert.com.au 

Hello and welcome to Overdrive a program that ponders the purpose of cars and transport I’m David Brown News • October 2020 vehicles sales gives a glimmer of hope (1:39) • The new Nissan Navara overview (2:44) • Key stumbling blocks for electric vehicle adoption (3:43) • California gives automakers until end of year to come clean on emissions cheats (4:56) • 1967 Toyota 2000GT sells for $912,500, - A roofless version of this model of car was used in the James Bond Movie “You Only Live Twice” (6:02) Interview • Alan Zurvas gives us an overview of a new MG (7:09) Feedback • A pricey Monaro (12:53) • GM goes for the Electric pack for old vehicles (13:21) • Traffic lights and how we could do better. I have some feedback from my attempts to get some information out of government (14:05) Interview • Brian Smith has accepted the role of political adviser to the Make Monaros Great Again (MMGA) campaign – we hear his thoughts (18:51) You can find more information at Driven Media or previous programs are available as podcasts on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0ah6JZN8LTYURIfNs1IIBs iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/overdrive-cars-transport-and-culture/id1001084679 Go to Our Facebook page OverdriveCity https://www.facebook.com/OverdriveCityDrivenMedia/?modal=admin_todo_tour or Our YouTube site https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKyx5sv6cgF4URRmNq2JiXg/videos So, let’s start with the news Originally broadcast 7th November 2020

- GM's Q3 Earnings Look Impressive - ZF Helps Improve Semi Truck Fuel Economy - Tesla Gets Big Semi Truck Order - New Nissan Navara/Frontier Revealed - Audi Finalizing Performance e-tron GT - New Subaru BRZ to Debut Soon - Volkswagen Jetta GLI Review

- GM's Q3 Earnings Look Impressive- ZF Helps Improve Semi Truck Fuel Economy- Tesla Gets Big Semi Truck Order- New Nissan Navara/Frontier Revealed- Audi Finalizing Performance e-tron GT- New Subaru BRZ to Debut Soon- Volkswagen Jetta GLI Review

Hi I’m Ben and this week on I’m Inspired Now, Episode 6, which is my inspirational side project of happiness. Usually I’m talking to guests about travel related topics on the Travelman Podcast. I’m inspired that my car is finally fixed. My mate Adrian and his workmate Vic have done an amazing job of my Nissan Navara pick-up, I’ll be interviewing a mountain climber and a guy that looks at travel marketing in the tourism industry, I rearranged my studio, and I’ll read to you my diary entries from when I was a boy travelling to Mana Island on Fiji and bloody Covid-19 which ruined my trip and many others.   Follow Travelman Podcast: iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/travelman-podcast/id1281446908 Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/2bfulkX1dTkOb50MaCm0NN Libsyn: travelmanpodcast.libsyn.com/ Facebook: facebook.com/travelmanpodcast Instagram: instagram.com/travelmanpodcast/?hl=en Twitter: twitter.com/TravelmanPod Tune In: tunein.com/podcasts/Travel/Travelman-Podcast-p1103948/ Stitcher: stitcher.com/podcast/ben-dow/travelman-podcast YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UC3cYw4pCrK3C-Rty3zmw-eQ Travelman Podcast website: travelmanpodcast.com Travelman Podcast email: travelmanpodcast@gmail.com  

Maroela Media — Hierdie week ry Wiele2Wiele met die sakpas Peugeot 108, woon die bekendstelling van die nuwe Hyundai Venue-sportnuts by, verduidelik hoe hibriede voertuie werk met twee aandryfstelsels, raak futuristies vir 2-Wiele oor ʼn elektriese- en ʼn 1800cc bokser BMW motorfiets en sit ook die kollig op Hennie de Klerk se TreasuryOne, Nissan Navara vir Dakar 2020.

Today's download: 2020 Nissan Navara N-Trek Warrior pricing, Jaguar I-Pace gains 20km of range via software update, Audi design boss claims 23-inch wheels are the limit, Tesla Cybertruck to launch in Tri Motor form first, 2020 McLaren 620R revealed, and Goodbye Commodore: A legend dies as Holden goes exclusive on SUVs and utes.

Done By 1 Media — Nissan applies the blackout effect to its Navara to create the Stealth. We drive the 2x4 version to find out if there's more to it than just some fancy makeup; we also get some insight from someone who took the 4x4 version mountain bashing in Lesotho. Eat Sleep Drive Repeat on Facebook

Today's download: Infiniti QX55 teased again, 2021 BMW iNext interior and exterior spied again, Chevrolet unveils an electric ute that sounds like a V8, Nissan unveils Ford Ranger Raptor rival, Ford unveils electric Mustang … and it’s a manual!, 2020 BMW M2 CS leaked, 2019 Hyundai Venue, Elantra, Ioniq Electric recalled, 2019/20 Jaguar F-Type V6 recalled for being too noisy, and 2020 Aston Martin DBX pricing revealed.

Today's download: Rare snails put a stop to Mercedes-Benz imports, Mazda to launch new diesel engines in 2020 - report, 2020 Subaru Levorg 'prototype' leaked ahead of debut, Renault Kangoo and Master hydrogen fuel cell vans unveiled, 2018 Renault Trafic recalled, Toyota debuting solid-state batteries in 2020, 2020 Mazda MX-30: All-electric SUV revealed, 2019 Toyota Tarago recalled, 2020 Alpina B3 sedan revealed in Tokyo, 2020 Mitsubishi ASX pricing and specs: AEB now standard, 2018 Renault Megane RS recalled, Suzuki unveils a car with no steering wheel and no driver’s seat, 2020 Honda Jazz: Hybrid-only hatch revealed, Nissan Ariya concept: Here’s why all electric SUVs are going to look like this, Nissan Navara to eventually go electric, no more power planned for turbo diesel, and Mitsubishi Mi-Tech Concept revealed.

Today's download: 2020 Ford Mustang R-Spec pricing: Supercharged V8 limited edition for Australia, Korando, 3 Series, S60/V60 get 5-star ANCAP ratings, Chevrolet C8 Corvette launch delayed - report, 2020 Nissan Navara N-Trek Warrior: Aussie-tuned hero revealed, 2020 Volvo XC40 Electric to debut Android-based infotainment system, Toyota e-Palette autonomous shuttle for Tokyo Olympics unveiled, 2010-13 Hyundai iX35 recalled, 2021 Chevrolet Colorado ZR2 revealed in the US, Euro NCAP releases safety ratings for 1 Series, 208, and Cherokee, Mazda 3, 6, CX-5 recalled, 2018 Peugeot 3008 recalled, and Free fuel for life: Nissan launches solar-powered EV charging station trial.

This week you are joined by Mandy Turner, Trent Nikolic, and Scott Collie. Trent recently drove the Porsche Taycan and he chats about his time behind the wheel. Scott speaks to Bernie Quinn, Head of Engineering at Premcar about the Nissan Navara N-Trek Warrior. The Alpina B5 Touring is in the garage this week and Scott gives us a preview of his review to come. Lastly, we speak with Porsche Centre Willoughby General Manager, Sean Lygo, on his 28-year tenure at the dealership, and how they are celebrating its 50 years with five special edition 911s.

Dann schauen wir doch in der neuen Folge von Übersteuern, dem auto motor und sport-Podcast über die Begeisterung fürs Auto, mal hinter die Kulissen einer Traumfabrik. Oder hinter die Tür von Büro 408, in dem Jens Dralle und Sebastian Renz heute darüber reden wie es ist, das eigene Traumauto zu besitzen. Natürlich stehen bei den beiden keine Supersportwagen vor der Haustür, sondern erstaunlich gutbürgerliche Modelle. Aber auch unter denen kann man eben seinen eigenen Traumwagen finden. Und wenn die beiden aus allen Autos aussuchen könnten, ohne Rücksicht auf Geld oder Nutzen nehmen zu müssen? Dann käme eine illuster besetzte Traumgarage heraus, zugeparkt mit so ziemlich allem von Nissan Navara über Hyundai i30N bis zum VW Multivan. Ob auch der Subaru Levorg einen Ehrenplatz in der Garage findet? Ja nun. Auch das werden Sie hören.

Ferienstimmung in Büro 408. Denn passend zur Urlaubszeit machen sich Jens Dralle und Sebastian Renz in „Übersteuern“, dem auto motor und sport-Podcast über die Leidenschaft am Auto, Gedanken darüber, mit welchem Auto sie am liebsten in den Urlaub fahren würden. Vielleicht mit einer Renault Alpine an der Nordschleife in der Box campen oder auf der Ladefläche eines Pickup übernachten? Na, den beiden fällt nicht nur das, sondern auch noch eine Menge mehr ein. Außerdem dabei: Skoda Kodiaq, Mercedes E-Klasse, Volvo V90 und eigentlich auch der gesamte restliche Dauertest-Fuhrpark von auto motor und sport. Dann mal reinhören.

Shahzad Sheikh AKA Brown Car Guy and Ben from Planet Auto discuss what they been up to, cars they've tested and car news in general. Lots of discussion on Goodwood Festival of Speed, Camp Jeep, and the Nissan Navara. This was originally recorded on Instagram Live - follow @ShahzadSheikh #BrownCarGuy and @Planet_Auto on Insta

Hello and welcome to Overdrive, a program where we take a diverse look at cars and transport. I’m David Brown And in this program, we look at news stories with David Campbell including: 1. Hyundai Motor and H2 Energy to bring the world’s first fleet of fuel cell electric trucks into commercial operation 2. Stackable 'cars of the future' unveiled in Scotland 3. PEUGEOT e-LEGEND CONCEPT - #Unboring the future 4. Renault-nissan-mitsubishi And Google Join Forces On Next-generation Infotainment 5. Hyundai Santa Fe, Kona and NEXO honoured with prestigious 2018 IDEA design awards We hear about the partnership between the Ford Driving Skills for Life Program and the Amy Gillet Foundation to fill in a huge gap in our driver training and licensing procedures. How to deal with vulnerable road users such as cyclists We have some personal reflections from Anita Curnow an executive with the Victorian road authority Vic Roads about here career as a transport engineer. A Minute of Motoring on the latest Nissan Navara ute And Brian Smith and Errol Smith take a joyful look at some quirky news stories about motoring and transport. 1. PEUGEOT e-LEGEND CONCEPT is presented at the 2018 Paris Motor Show. 2. Grupo Antolin CEO Pascual sees interiors as the front door to the future Originally broadcast 29 September 2018.

Over 2 billion witnessed the first ever all-electric E-Type Jag last weekend during Harry & Meghan’s wedding. We’ll talk to James Scrimshaw from Jaguar to get all the details. Speaking of Jag’s, Pete will take us around the block in the all-new E-Pace. Chris will take you around the block in the new people mover from Peugeot - the 5008. Or is it an SUV? Volkswagen are laying on the performance upgrades for the GTi. Paul Pottinger from VW has all the details. Joel Helmes has been driving the updated version of the Nissan Navara . Simon has the goss on the 2018 edition of the Toyota Corolla. And Rachel Franco is just back from a road trip. She has some interesting rituals she goes through before heading off.

Australia has had its first compulsory car recall due to the ongoing saga that is the Takata Airbag scandal. There are serious problems with these dangerous airbags. The ACCC are overseeing the recall that will involve anywhere up to one in five cars on Australian roads. Rod Simms, Chairman of the ACCC, joins us with details on what is wrong with the airbags, how many will be replaced, how to figure out if you're affected and what impact it might have on the Australian car market. Then after the serious stuff, we’ll take you driving at a frenetic pace in the Nürburgring conquering Honda Civic Type-R. Ford have been tweaking Australia’s most popular sports car - the Mustang. Damion Smy from Ford joins us with details on the what’s new for 2018. Joel has been at all over the country again this week at car launches - we’ll catch up with him live from the launch of the all new BMW X2 - he’ll also have news on the updated Nissan Navara. Rachel returns with a vintage spotlight this week and she’s keen to talk DeLorean.

#327 Mercedes X-Class. Gareth takes a posh pickup around north Wales in some rather inclement weather. Journalists from the commercial vehicle press give us their impressions of the X-Class and discuss how autonomy and electrification is coming to trucks.

In sy weeklikse motorrubriek toets Wessel Pretorius 'n Nissan Navara dubbelkajuit-bakkie.

Nach Mercedes mit der X-Klasse bringen die Franzosen mit dem Alaskan im November 2017 den zweiten Pick-up auf Basis des erfolgreichen Nissan Navara. Bis auf die Frontpartie und die Klappe der Ladefläche unterscheidet der Alaskan sich kaum von seinem japanischen Bruder Navara. Erhältlich ist der Alaskan ab 36.900 Euro

Hello and welcome to Overdrive, a program that practices what it preaches, most of the time, on the subject of cars and transport. And in this program, we look at news stories including: 1. Mitsubishi Electric develops automated mapping technologies for autonomous driving 2. Ricardo launches real-world vehicle emissions monitoring service 3. Intel announces it will buy MobilEye for $15.3 billion 4. Funding to accelerate the take up of hydrogen vehicles and infrastructure. 5. Ikea is now selling bikes We get the first impression on two upgraded Nissans that have just been launched on the market, The Navara and the Pathfinder. And in our panel discussion,Brian Smith and Errol Smith are both interstate so we will have some light hearted stories recorded in the past but that have never gone to air. Most particular we will look at some 2017 car ads for the super bowl. Have a question or comment? Send it to overdrive@drivenmedia.com.au You can listen to longer segments of the each of the features by going to our web site at drivenmedia.com.au or podcast the whole program on iTunes or your favourite podcast service. Now to begin the program let's have the news. Originally aired on 25 March 2017. For past programs and individual segments visit http://drivenmedia.com.au/wp/

In the one-tonneute market, there is a wide variety of customer needs. Much publicity has been given to the ‘7 day a week' segment that favours the dual cab where the ute tray might be used for carrying tools during the week but the vehicle has a specific function with the family and on weekends it is more likely to be carrying bikes or surf boards in the back. When the all new Navara was launch nearly two years ago, Nissan proudly spoke of the 27 different model specifications that covered single cab, king cab and dual cab configurations with a chassis or pickup tray. But no amount of internal review can guarantee the moving target that is customer desires. Nissan has now released the series 2 version of the new Navara and have added another specification level across all their model configurations. Originally aired on 25 March 2017. For past programs and individual segments visit http://drivenmedia.com.au/wp/

#285 Toyota Hilux. Gareth climbs up into the 8th generation of the famed Toyota pick-up and drives it on road, off road and off land, no really!

#283 Le Mans 2016 Pt3 Anticipation and tension as the On Speed team take position for the start and pick cars in the greatest race in the world. Zog’s odd race footwear, discussing car sounds with Alex Goy, meeting On Speed listeners and local race fans.

#281 Le Mans 2016 Pt1 The Drive to La Sarthe. The team travel and set up base camp at the Porsche Curves camp site. We divulge our reasons for doing it in a Nissan Navara. Zog on petrol vs electric. The On Speed Band perform 24 Hours Of Racing (live).

Automechanika 2016 in Dubai, fake and original parts. Tesla electric cars. Nissan Navara pick up spotted on Dubai roads. Toyota Fortuner - is it good value? Toyota Prius - surprisingly satisfying if you want a hybrid. Is it a good time to buy a car? Yeah and Ramadan offers on the way. Nissan Sunny - meh. A/C fan making a lot of noise - well it is getting hotter! The right steering wheel for a Wrangler? Toyota 86 - when to sell. Upgrading to Subaru STI. Ford Focus ST is here now, why wait for the RS? Customising a pickup. All hail the Wranglers. Looking for a used saloon - but what happened to manual saloons? Subaru WRX - that's a manual and er... that's it. Nissan S15 Silvia - legality of engine and transmission swaps. Reliable used SUV for AED50k?

Aquí tienes la revista radiofónica del motor más descargada, donde analizamos de una manera amena las últimas noticias del motor. Esta semana hemos tenido en el estudio a: Eduardo Lausín, Juan Ávila, Luis Mazarracin y Alejandro Arostegui. Intentando dirigir a estos “profesionales” de la comunicación del motor, Antonio R. Vaquerizo. En esta edición hemos tratado las siguientes noticias del motor: • Hemos conocido y probado el nuevo Nissan NP300 Navara • Mercedes Clase E 2016, desde 48.500 euros en España • Citroën SpaceTourer Hyphen Concept, furgoneta con aspiraciones de SUV • Más dinamita para el Audi RS Q3 con su versión Performance • Nuevo Opel Mokka X, el B-SUV de la marca del rayo se renueva • Casualidades: Tata cambia el nombre a su modelo Zica por el peligroso virus homónimo • Todo indica que se llamará Seat Ateca el futuro SUV de la marca española • Peugeot 208 Roland Garros, nueva edición especial centrada en el mundo del tenis • Porsche quiere que sus coches los sigas conduciendo tú: No quiere coches con tecnología autónoma de conducción En el buzón del oyente nos ha escrito Damián que está buscando un nuevo automóvil para jubilar a su Renault Mégane con 250.000 km. Nosotros le guiamos y aconsejamos sobre los modelos que nos sugiere, además le presentamos más alternativas interesantes para la compra de su vehículo nuevo. La prueba de la semana lo ha protagonizado el Opel Corsa OPC Performance. Un vehículo deportivo con un gran comportamiento, gracias a una puesta a punto muy interesante su motor 1.6 turbo de 207 CV. Par finalizar te acercamos los titulares más importante de la competición de las cuatro ruedas y de la revistas AutoFacil y Evo.

Aquí tienes la revista radiofónica del motor más descargada, donde analizamos de una manera amena las últimas noticias del motor. Esta semana hemos tenido en el estudio a: Eduardo Lausín, Juan Ávila, Luis Mazarracin y Alejandro Arostegui. Intentando dirigir a estos “profesionales” de la comunicación del motor, Antonio R. Vaquerizo. En esta edición hemos tratado las siguientes noticias del motor: • Hemos conocido y probado el nuevo Nissan NP300 Navara • Mercedes Clase E 2016, desde 48.500 euros en España • Citroën SpaceTourer Hyphen Concept, furgoneta con aspiraciones de SUV • Más dinamita para el Audi RS Q3 con su versión Performance • Nuevo Opel Mokka X, el B-SUV de la marca del rayo se renueva • Casualidades: Tata cambia el nombre a su modelo Zica por el peligroso virus homónimo • Todo indica que se llamará Seat Ateca el futuro SUV de la marca española • Peugeot 208 Roland Garros, nueva edición especial centrada en el mundo del tenis • Porsche quiere que sus coches los sigas conduciendo tú: No quiere coches con tecnología autónoma de conducción En el buzón del oyente nos ha escrito Damián que está buscando un nuevo automóvil para jubilar a su Renault Mégane con 250.000 km. Nosotros le guiamos y aconsejamos sobre los modelos que nos sugiere, además le presentamos más alternativas interesantes para la compra de su vehículo nuevo. La prueba de la semana lo ha protagonizado el Opel Corsa OPC Performance. Un vehículo deportivo con un gran comportamiento, gracias a una puesta a punto muy interesante su motor 1.6 turbo de 207 CV. Par finalizar te acercamos los titulares más importante de la competición de las cuatro ruedas y de la revistas AutoFacil y Evo.

Una semana más, vuelve el mejor programa de motorsport de la radio española. En esta nueva entrega, podrás encontrar estos contenidos... -Nos visita en nuestro estudio del Circuito del Jarama Antonio García, pocos días después de su gesta en el final de las 24 horas de Daytona, que recordaremos toda la vida como una auténtica lucha de titanes. -Mariano Muñoz de Dios, Manolo Capelo y Javier Basagoiti nos vienen a contar cómo ultiman su preparación para el Panda Raid. -En la sección de producto, analizamos el Nissan Navara, el Hyundai i20 Active y el KIA Sportage. -José María Rubio y Diego Merino nos traen la última hora sobre F1. -Y como siempre, repasamos la portada de AutoHebdo Sport. Dirigido y presentado por Ramón Biosca, en Libertad FM

Aquí tienes el primer magazine del automóvil emitido en la radio, donde analizamos de una manera amena las últimas noticias del motor. Esta semana hemos tenido en el estudio a: Eduardo Lausín, Juan Ávila, Luis Mazarracin, Nacho Salvador, Alejandro Arostegui, y por teléfono a Guillermo Alfonsín. Intentando dirigir a estos “locos” de la comunicación del motor, Antonio R. Vaquerizo. En esta edición hemos tratado las siguientes noticias del motor: • Las 24 Horas de Le Mans y la Fórmula 1 coincidirán incomprensiblemente en 2016 • Honda también apuesta por la pila de combustible con el FCV • Toyota S-FR Concept, un concept que mira directamente al MX5 de Mazda • Clarkson, May y Hammond, ya están de nuevo dando guerra con varios superdeportivos • BMW M4 GTS, solo se fabricaran 700 unidades del BMW M más radical de todos los tiempos • Mitsubishi cierra la producción de su deportivo mas mítico en Estados Unidos con el Lancer Evolution Final Edition • Ya a la venta el Lexus RX 450h • Analizamos las últimas novedades del DieselGate con Guillermo Alfonsin • Se inicia la producción de la nueva Nissan Navara en la fábrica de Nissan en Barcelona • Conocemos de cerca la nueva edición de la Eco Aventura en Marruecos • Analizamos el nuevo proyecto de Peugeot para el Dakar 2015 junto a Nacho Salvador En el buzón del oyente nos ha escrito Pau Llopis y nos pedía consejo ante la compra de un vehículo nuevo. Nos ha expresado que estaba dudando entre el Seat León ST, Seat Toledo, Citroën Picasso, Renault Scenic y la Ford C-Max. Le recomendamos el automóvil que más se adapta a sus necesidades. En la prueba de la semana el protagonista ha sido el nuevo FIAT 500X. Uno de los modelos más originales de los croosover medianos del mercado. El motor que equipaba nuestra unidad era el 2.0 MJet diésel de 140 CV. Un motor perfecto por consumos, prestaciones y recuperaciones. No necesitas nada más para el día a día, tanto para ciudad como para carretera. Con un consumo medio de 5,7 litros a los 100 este SUV compacto se sitúa entre los que menos gasoil necesita para moverse de su segmento. Debajo del envoltorio del 500, encontramos las tripas de un Jeep Renegade y lo hemos notado por su sistema de tracción que funciona francamente bien. Para finalizar Juan Ávila nos acerca las últimas noticias de la Fórmula 1.

Aquí tienes el primer magazine del automóvil emitido en la radio, donde analizamos de una manera amena las últimas noticias del motor. Esta semana hemos tenido en el estudio a: Eduardo Lausín, Juan Ávila, Luis Mazarracin, Nacho Salvador, Alejandro Arostegui, y por teléfono a Guillermo Alfonsín. Intentando dirigir a estos “locos” de la comunicación del motor, Antonio R. Vaquerizo. En esta edición hemos tratado las siguientes noticias del motor: • Las 24 Horas de Le Mans y la Fórmula 1 coincidirán incomprensiblemente en 2016 • Honda también apuesta por la pila de combustible con el FCV • Toyota S-FR Concept, un concept que mira directamente al MX5 de Mazda • Clarkson, May y Hammond, ya están de nuevo dando guerra con varios superdeportivos • BMW M4 GTS, solo se fabricaran 700 unidades del BMW M más radical de todos los tiempos • Mitsubishi cierra la producción de su deportivo mas mítico en Estados Unidos con el Lancer Evolution Final Edition • Ya a la venta el Lexus RX 450h • Analizamos las últimas novedades del DieselGate con Guillermo Alfonsin • Se inicia la producción de la nueva Nissan Navara en la fábrica de Nissan en Barcelona • Conocemos de cerca la nueva edición de la Eco Aventura en Marruecos • Analizamos el nuevo proyecto de Peugeot para el Dakar 2015 junto a Nacho Salvador En el buzón del oyente nos ha escrito Pau Llopis y nos pedía consejo ante la compra de un vehículo nuevo. Nos ha expresado que estaba dudando entre el Seat León ST, Seat Toledo, Citroën Picasso, Renault Scenic y la Ford C-Max. Le recomendamos el automóvil que más se adapta a sus necesidades. En la prueba de la semana el protagonista ha sido el nuevo FIAT 500X. Uno de los modelos más originales de los croosover medianos del mercado. El motor que equipaba nuestra unidad era el 2.0 MJet diésel de 140 CV. Un motor perfecto por consumos, prestaciones y recuperaciones. No necesitas nada más para el día a día, tanto para ciudad como para carretera. Con un consumo medio de 5,7 litros a los 100 este SUV compacto se sitúa entre los que menos gasoil necesita para moverse de su segmento. Debajo del envoltorio del 500, encontramos las tripas de un Jeep Renegade y lo hemos notado por su sistema de tracción que funciona francamente bien. Para finalizar Juan Ávila nos acerca las últimas noticias de la Fórmula 1.

Overdrive Program - 6 June 2015; News including: Ban Ki-moon calls for transport ministers to act on climate change; road deaths continues to fall; lower speed means less casualties; Ford makes electric car tech available; Warning for trains on bridge. Road test of Audi Q7 and Nissan Navara and Quirky news.

#198 UK car sales figures we name the big fellers and shame the poor sellers. Does motorsport help sell road cars? What does Audi stand for? Sniff Petrol tries to buy the 2nd cheapest Ferrari. Plus guilty pleasures: the cars we are ashamed to like.