Genesis Archive
Overdrive: Genesis reborn; ULEV emission zone; Snow trips; Lies, damned lies and autonomous vehicles
9 August 2019
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Hello and welcome to Overdrive, a program about cars and culture I’m David Brown In this program we have: News stories London EV demand ‘rising’ since ULEZ intro, says Carwow (1:27) Genesis Opens Doors On First Australian Flagship Studio in Sydney (2:39) Names of automated-driving systems mislead motorists Prof Currie (3:37) Competition will explore new
Overdrive: Subaru’s rally driver – Molly Taylor, Hino 500; More April fools day pranks
18 April 2019
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Welcome to Overdrive, a program where we look at the wide and wonderful world of motoring and transport. I’m David Brown In this week’s program, we have news stories with David Campbell 50% target for electric car sales by 2030 under a Labor Government EU believes BMW, Daimler and VW colluded over clean emissions
Overdrive: Uber fatality update; Classic Mini; Hot Maserati; The future is the scooter
7 April 2018
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Welcome to Overdrive, a program where we never let facts get in the way of a good argument about motoring and transport. I’m David Brown And in this program, we look at news stories with including: Toyota puts brakes on self-driving car development, for now Police chief: Uber self-driving car may not be at fault
Peugeot 508: Large car with some French charm
4 March 2016
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Road test of Peugeot 508 in Australia. David Brown talks to Brent Davison. The Commodore dominates the large car market in Australia but what about the Peugeot 508. It hardly troubles the scorer in sales but it does have some French charm.
Hyundai Genesis – Good car – can it break into the luxury market
19 November 2014
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Can a leopard change its spots? In a way Hyundai is facing this dilemma. They have been known for their relatively low priced cars. The cheap and cheerful. They have also shown that they can make a quality product having won various motoring awards and recently done very well in American reliability surveys. But now
John Elsworth – COO Hyundai Australia
18 August 2014
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Hyundai has ridden the wave of Korean car manufacturing. Established in 1967, Hyundai vehicles are now sold in 186 countries through some 5,300 dealerships and showrooms and they employ over 90,000 people worldwide. They came to Australia in 1986 and built a reputation on the bargain priced Excel. They are now a more mature brand
