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Alistair Weekes

Alistair Weekes

Verified

Motoring Journalist, DriveLife NZ

New Zeal

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personality profiles foodCovers: travel lifestyle

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Science and economics.

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Content

Total articles 48

  • 2025 JAC T9 | Car Review

    By Alistair Weekes| DriveLife NZ Verified I’ll admit, I wasn’t going into this test with high expectations, and yet, the T9 has pleasantly surprised on many fronts. The T9’s exterior looks great, it offers plenty of standard equipment, and the interior fit and finish is solid. The powertrain performance is good enough for most, and in terms of ownership, there’s added surety of it using brand-named components and having a 5-year/200,000km new vehicle warranty. Naturally, there are some weaknesses.

    By Alistair Weekes · DriveLife NZ

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • 2025 Leapmotor C10 | Electric Car Review

    By Alistair Weekes| DriveLife NZ Verified As a company, Leapmotor has made some impressive progress in the past five years. In little more than a few years, the C10 was developed, built and exported to international markets. Any manufacturer would find this difficult to achieve, regardless of their size. More impressively, the C10 is comfortable, well-equipped, and cavernous on the inside, before you’ve even considered that underneath it is a fully electrified drivetrain.

    By Alistair Weekes · DriveLife NZ

    Mar. 12, 2025

  • 2025 JAC T9 | Car Review

    By Alistair Weekes| DriveLife NZ Verified I’ll admit, I wasn’t going into this test with high expectations, and yet, the T9 has pleasantly surprised on many fronts. The T9’s exterior looks great, it offers plenty of standard equipment, and the interior fit and finish is solid. The powertrain performance is good enough for most, and in terms of ownership, there’s added surety of it using brand-named components and having a 5-year/200,000km new vehicle warranty. Naturally, there are some weaknesses.

    By Alistair Weekes · DriveLife NZ

    Apr. 14, 2025

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DriveLife NZ

Hereford, England, United Kingdom