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Rob Margeit
Verified
Features Editor, Drive.com.au
Newtown
Beats
Crime, Politics, Justice , Business, General News
Sensational ones which create communal or racial divide.
Content
By Rob Margeit Verified| Drive.com.au Verified Original story by Tony Davis first published in Drive on 31 July, 1998. When an owner stands by his Triumph Stag, it's usually because he can't get the door open. Yet there was a time when the Stag seemed to represent an exciting future for sports cars. The styling was well received, the technical specification (including independent rear suspension) and luxury inclusions also impressed, while the 2+2 seating lent a degree of practicality not usually found in open sports cars.
By Rob Margeit Verified| Drive.com.au Verified As the world’s attention turns to the Olympic Games in Paris over the next two weeks and a veritable smorgasbord of sporting events, we thought it’d be fun to compile a list of cars that share a name with some of the high- and not-so-high profile Olympic sports that will take centre stage in the French capital. Sports and cars are a seemingly natural fit.
By Rob Margeit Verified| Drive.com.au Verified Original story by Tony Davis first published in Drive on 31 July, 1998. When an owner stands by his Triumph Stag, it's usually because he can't get the door open. Yet there was a time when the Stag seemed to represent an exciting future for sports cars. The styling was well received, the technical specification (including independent rear suspension) and luxury inclusions also impressed, while the 2+2 seating lent a degree of practicality not usually found in open sports cars.
Company Info
Drive.com.au
Drive.com.au is an Australian automotive company based in McMahons Point, New South Wales. It operates in the internet publishing and retail sectors, employing between 51 and 200 people and generating approximately $17.7 million in annual revenue. The company is recognized as a leading authority in the Australian motoring industry. Drive.com.au offers a wide range of automotive content, including news, reviews, and comparisons, aimed at everyday drivers and motoring enthusiasts. It provides research tools such as comparison tools and buying guides to help consumers make informed decisions. The company also produces multimedia content, including videos on its YouTube channel that feature vehicle reviews and industry updates. Additionally, Drive.com.au collaborates with manufacturers to showcase limited-edition vehicles, enhancing its offerings to consumers and automotive manufacturers alike.
Founded: 2006