Kyle has been reviewing cars since starting at NZ Autocar magazine in 2003 and has been editor since 2009. In that time he’s become an expert on what makes for a good vehicle while also gaining insights into the local automotive industry.
Latest articles By Kyle Cassidy
Ford has turned its Raptor range into a sub brand synonymous with sand blasting and jumping big dunes.
26 August 2024
To get your motor running and look for adventure you'll need a licence and here's how to go about it.
Vehicle licensing fee, or rego as we commonly call it, is a legal requirement of driving your vehicle on the road in NZ.
22 August 2024
Renewing your driver licence in New Zealand is something a driver has to do every 10 years.
21 August 2024
The cost-conscious want to get excellent fuel-efficiency from their vehicle. Here’s 5 of NZ's most fuel-efficient cars.
7 August 2024
When buying a used car for a teen, there are a few things to keep in mind. Safety is paramount for young drivers.
29 July 2024
Hybrids have become so popular, that most of Toyota’s passenger models offer fuel saving petrol/electric powertrains.
25 July 2024
The Triton is Mitsubishi's contestant in the competitive ute market here in New Zealand.
12 July 2024
CX-5 has been the backbone of Mazda’s line-up since 2012, with almost 30,000 sold here. It is now an all-petrol line-up.
10 July 2024
Latest reviews By Kyle Cassidy
Big cars are different these days. And they don’t need to guzzle gas either as these large electric vehicles prove.
Mahindra has a pair of new SUVs on the way with price tags that are sure to cause a stir when they land.
It would be hard to argue against the MGB being one of the most loved British cars ever.
We test the brand new 2023 Nissan Qashqai Ti-L - now with a new look, more features, and new engine.
Even Toyota's base model utes are now well kitted out. The workmate might only be $29,990, but it’s got you covered.
It’s difficult to separate these two, each with character and quirks that will endear them to those after a hot hatch.
You probably remember back to when Subaru made a ute, and that it was sold new in New Zealand. But what was it called?
EVs aren’t a fit for everyone and so a hybrid is a decent option if you are after something with lower emissions.
Tesla has finally gotten around to updating its Model 3 with gains in refinement and quality.