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BYD Sealion 7 Premium review: Proof of the progress of Chinese cars

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By Michael Pickering Verified
| WhichCar Verified
There’s a quiet revolution taking place on the Australian new car sales charts, a revolution that is dramatically reshaping the automotive landscape with a simple three-word calling card: ‘Made in China’. If you’ve been paying attention you’ll know that China is already the number one source for Australia’s new cars in 2026, relegating the once-dominant Japan into second place earlier this year.
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Origin story: A walk through time visiting Stuttgart's famous Mercedes Museum

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By Michael Pickering Verified
| WhichCar Verified
That a horse is the first exhibit in the stunningly immersive Mercedes-Benz Museum is no accident. A visual allegory? A nod to the history of personal mobility? It’s arguably both, but there’s another, more defiant message, one that is engraved in gold at the base of the one-horsepower opening exhibit. “Ich glaube an das Pferd. Das Automobil ist eine vorübergehende Erscheinung.” (“I do believe in the horse.
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Macca's charging for parking? More and more outlets are enforcing time limits

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By Michael Pickering Verified
| WhichCar Verified
Selected McDonald's restaurants across Australia are introducing paid parking after free time limits, with the fast-food giant saying the measures help keep spaces available for customers. 18 Jul 2026 11:08 AM Some McDonald’s customers are being caught off guard by paid parking systems at a growing number of Australian restaurants, with motorists facing charges if they remain beyond the allocated free parking period.
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