People Mover Archive
Kia Rondo 2017 – No longer nerdy; not the latest technology but still practical
21 April 2017
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Nine uears ago Kia launched the Rondo onto the market. It was a small people mover that had seven seats although the third row was very cramped. It was a nerdy looking car. It looked a bit like a Daewoo when they were in decline. It was like a pair of school shoes that were
Overdrive: World car of Year; ANCAP; TrailBlazer; Kia Rondo; Quirky cloths for transit
21 April 2017
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Hello and welcome to Overdrive, a program that luxuriates in the realm of cars and transport. I’m David Brown And in this program, we take a look at the latest news stories including: World Car of the Year 2017: winners revealed ANCAP Australian debut: Mercedes-Benz trucks can automatically start braking for pedestrians Line Marking Bush
Quirky News: Self-driving racing cars, 1,000-Hp Minivan; Political billboards; 7 deadly sins
24 August 2016
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Quirky News: New details revealed about self-driving racing cars for Roborace series; Buy This 1,000-Hp Minivan and Dominate the Soccer Practice Parking Lot; Beer with no pubs: remote brewers say transport, pourage rights still problems despite growth; American Muslims buy billboard telling IS they ‘suck’. Originally aired on 20 August 2016. For past programs and
Mercedes V – Class – A people mover or 8 seater saloon
3 October 2015
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Road test of Mercedes V- Class in Australia. David Brown talks to Errol Smith. People movers are not cool but can a Mercedes make one that will cost you $94,000 or more to get it on the road. Can it raise the image.
Kia Carnival – The desirable people mover
19 June 2015
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Road test of the Kia Carnival in Australia. David Brown talks to Errol Smith. People movers are not hugely sexy but this one is good looking, practical and full of features. We’d like one.
Citroen C4 Picasso – Distinctively Citroen
27 May 2015
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Road test of Citroen Picasso in Australia. Somewhere between a hatch, wagon and people mover. David Brown talks to Paul Murrell.
