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Beginning his career as an AFL football writer in 1995, Grant Edwards completed a journalism cadetship with the Barossa and Light Herald, as well as the Murray Valley Standard in South Australia. Following a stint as Armidale Express sports editor, he returned to an editorship at the Barossa and Light Herald in 2001. Moving to Queensland in 2004, Grant joined the Sunshine Coast Daily which led to various writing and production roles. Appointed News Corp Regional Motoring Editor in 2013, his work has been published across regional Queensland and NSW, as well as metropolitan titles. He also launched a digital-only publication in 2014 called Multisport Mecca, dedicated to triathlon and multisport activities across the Sunshine Coast.

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Central Queensland

The Honda Insight is an affordable hybrid option for most households. Picture: Contributed

Hybrid cars within buyers’ reach

THE Honda Insight is really the first hybrid within financial reach of most buyers.

Central Queensland

The 2011 Suzuki Swift is larger inside and it sits on a bigger wheelbase. Picture: Contributed

New Swift outclasses the old

PARK the 2011 Suzuki Swift next to the previous model and you can quickly spot the differences.

Central Queensland

The Audi A1 shares its underpinnings with the VW Polo that has been lauded the world over. Picture: Contributed

Pint-sized chic of Audi A1

AIMED squarely at the young and fashionable, the Audi A1 is a chic little hatch bursting at the bolts with charms to lure new buyers to the premium brand.

Central Queensland

Mercedes-Benz has injected additional interest into the premium wagon segment with a new entry-level diesel version of the large E-Class range. Picture: Contributed

Wagon packed with safety gizmos

MERCEDES-Benz’s E-class wagons may have a hefty price tag, but it’s packed with the latest safety gizmos to protect the whole family.

Central Queensland

While you don't quite reap the performance rewards that the looks of Mitsubishi Lancer VRX promotes, it remains an enjoyable car for most drivers and conditions. Picture: Contributed

Lancer bling for youthful drivers

WHILE not quite the epitome of youth, the Mitsubishi Lancer VRX has all the bling at a price within reach of your modern-day youngster.

Central Queensland

Given the Mitsubishi ASX 2WD is at the bottom of the tree, it's a surprisingly well finished and spacious cabin. Picture: Contributed

Mitsubishi ASX a ‘city sized’ SUV

MITSUBISHI’S new ASX is a ‘city sized’ compact sports utility vehicle you’ll just love to drive.

Central Queensland

Mini Clubman. Picture: Contributed

Clubman a spacious Mini

MODERN-DAY Minis don’t quite live up to their moniker of being ‘small cars’ – especially the Clubman, which teeters on being spacious.

Central Queensland

Two-wheel drive Outlander provides off-roader looks but is best suited to the bitumen. Picture: Contributed

Mitsubishi hedges bets on SUV

IF you are a car maker and you don’t have a sports utility vehicle in your line-up, then achieving big volume success in Australia is an uphill battle.

The IS350 throws down the gauntlet to German marques.

Prestige to race pulses

WITH challenging price settings, the IS350 throws down the gauntlet to German marques.

Central Queensland

The Jaguar XJ. Picture: Contributed

Jaguar has all the cool moves

IF the Jaguar XJ could walk, the new big saloon would be sauntering down malls a-la John Travolta in Saturday Night Fever.

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