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Richard Mille Made A $1.4 Million Cycling Watch Too Expensive To Race In The Tour De France

04-07-2026 02:28 via dmarge.com

Richard Mille has made a watch that looks like it belongs on a Tour de France bike. The catch is that it probably should not go anywhere near an actual Tour de France stage.
The new RM 64-01 Tourbillon Colnago is Richard Mille's latest collaboration, built alongside legendary Italian bicycle maker Colnago and fronted by four-time Tour champion Tadej Pogačar.
On paper, it is a cycling watch. In practice, it is an 800,000 Swiss franc (~$1.44 million AUD) collector's object, limited to 50 pie

Kids Scratched A $764,000 Ferrari And The Parents Offered $1000

04-07-2026 02:28 via dmarge.com

There are bad days to own a Ferrari. Then there is coming home from a business trip to find out your $764,000 AUD supercar has been used as a playground.
That is what happened to a Ferrari 488 GTB owner in Kunming, China, after four young boys decided the parked red supercar outside looked like something worth climbing.
Surveillance footage shows the children approaching the car with bamboo poles before getting onto the bodywork, sitting on the roof and using sections of the Ferrari as a slide.

Cupra Cut The Tavascan’s Entry Price Without Killing Its Style

04-07-2026 02:28 via dmarge.com

Cheap electric cars often have a problem. They look cheap.
You can usually spot the base model from across a car park. Smaller wheels, sadder trim, fewer features and the quiet sense that someone ticked the sensible box and moved on. The entry version tends to exist mainly so the brand can advertise a lower starting price, not because anyone particularly wants to drive it.
Cupra is trying to avoid that trap with the updated Tavascan. The brand has added a new entry-level Tavascan V to its Austr

Phillips’ $340 Million Watch Season Shows Collectors Want More Than Rolex

02-07-2026 05:29 via dmarge.com

The watch auction world is not short on hype at the best of times. Every season brings another record, another rare reference, another room full of people pretending they are not emotionally attached to tiny mechanical objects that cost more than houses.
But what Phillips just pulled off is harder to wave away.
The auction house closed the first half of 2026 with more than $235 million (~$340 million AUD) in watch sales across Geneva, Hong Kong and New York, the strongest six-month period in wa

Haaland Brought The Birkins And Norway Brought The Viking Row

02-07-2026 05:29 via dmarge.com

Footballers used to arrive at tournaments with headphones, a wash bag and the same nervous airport tracksuit as everyone else. Erling Haaland appears to have packed an Hermès archive instead.
Norway's striker is already hard to miss at six-foot-five, scoring goals like it bores him slightly, looking like someone designed him after watching too much Viking cinema. At this World Cup he has become a talking point before the whistle even blows, and not for his pressing stats.
The bags. Not j

The Z9GT Is Denza’s Bid To Give Luxury Buyers Their Bond Moment

01-07-2026 02:42 via dmarge.com

Luxury cars used to have an accent. Usually German, sometimes British, occasionally Italian if the brand felt brave. Denza is skipping all of that.
The Z9GT is arriving soon in Australia, and it isn't trying to slide quietly into the premium EV conversation. This is a large electric shooting brake with around 850kW, a claimed 0 to 100km/h time of 2.7 seconds, and charging that takes the battery from 10 to 97 percent in roughly nine minutes.
Most new luxury brands introduce themselves the same w

TAG Heuer’s New Gulf Chronograph Is Not Trying To Be Subtle

01-07-2026 02:42 via dmarge.com

Some watches whisper. This one has racing stripes.
TAG Heuer has revealed its new Formula 1 Automatic Chronograph x Gulf, a limited-edition piece that takes Gulf Oil’s famous blue and orange motorsport livery and runs it straight across the dial.
It is not delicate. It is not shy. It is not one of those watches designed to disappear under a cuff and behave itself at dinner.
This is a 44mm titanium chronograph with a forged carbon tachymeter bezel, orange accents, black DLC details and eno

MG Gives Australia’s Ute Mania A Black Edition Upgrade

01-07-2026 02:42 via dmarge.com

The Australian ute used to have a fairly simple job. Carry tools. Tow something heavy. Survive a dirt road. Look better with a bit of dust on it. That version of the ute still exists, of course. You can find it outside worksites, hardware stores and caravan parks every weekend. But it is no longer the whole story.
The modern ute has become something else. These days, a ute has to be a family car, a weekend escape machine, a towing rig, a daily driver and, increasingly, a bit of a status play. B

Cadillac’s ‘Baby’ OPTIQ Is Bigger, And Better, Than Most Competitors In Market

29-06-2026 02:38 via dmarge.com

There's a moment on the road out of the city, windows up, Phil Collins climbing toward that drum fill in "In The Air Tonight," where the Cadillac OPTIQ stops being a press car and becomes a problem. The problem being that I didn't want to give it back.
We had it for a week. By Sunday night I'd emailed Cadillac asking for a few more days, which is not a thing I normally do. Press loans are like footballers' wives. They come, they go, you learn not to get attached. I wanted to keep driving this o

The Dress Sneaker Took Over The Office. Now The Loafer Wants Its Job Back

29-06-2026 02:34 via dmarge.com

There was a time when men knew where they stood. Dress shoes went to work. Sneakers went to the gym. Loafers sat somewhere in the middle, usually on a man who owned a linen blazer and had strong opinions about espresso.
Then the office got confused.
Casual Friday became every day. Silicon Valley decided that hoodies could run companies. Wall Street discovered that comfort did not have to look like defeat. Somewhere in that mess, the dress sneaker found its moment.
You know the shoe. Leather upp

Rolex’s New Boutique Is So Exclusive You Need A Cable Car To Reach It

29-06-2026 02:34 via dmarge.com

Most Rolex boutiques sit on expensive shopping streets. This one sits above the clouds.
Rolex has opened the world's highest watch boutique on Mount Titlis in the Swiss Alps, around 3,020 metres above sea level. It is not the kind of place you wander into after lunch or pass on the way to another luxury store.
You have to earn the visit a little.
The journey begins in Engelberg, then moves through cable cars, the Rotair revolving gondola and mountain access before visitors arrive at the newly r

Range Rover Is Going Electric Without Killing The V8

29-06-2026 02:34 via dmarge.com

Range Rover has always been good at silence. Not total silence, of course. There was still a V8 somewhere under the bonnet, a soft growl in the background, reminding you that all the leather, glass and quiet confidence had plenty of power behind it.
Now Range Rover wants to see what happens when the growl disappears.
The first fully electric Range Rover is due to arrive by the end of 2026, and JLR is already trying to frame it as the best version of the car. Not the cleanest. Not the most polit

Airports Used To Be Places You Rushed Through Until The Best Ones Made You Stay

29-06-2026 02:34 via dmarge.com

Airports used to feel like dead time. You arrived too early, shuffled through security, paid too much for bad coffee and waited under harsh lights until a screen told you where to go.
The whole point was to get through it. But now the best new airports want a different reaction. They want you to look around. Wander. Eat something decent. Buy something you cannot find at home. Take a photo before you even reach the gate.
Travel used to begin when the plane took off. Now, for some cities, the air

Formula 1 Is Bringing Space Jackets To Battle Europe’s Heatwave

26-06-2026 05:31 via dmarge.com

The strangest image in Formula 1 this weekend may not be a front wing upgrade or a tyre blister.
It may be a driver standing on the grid in a shiny silver cooling jacket, trying to lower his body temperature before climbing into a 300km/h sauna.
Welcome to the Austrian Grand Prix.
The FIA has declared this weekend's race a heat-hazard event, with temperatures expected to climb above the 31 °C trigger while cars are on track. Sunday's race at the Red Bull Ring is forecast to be punishing, an

Emirates Just Dropped Its 18th Bulgari Amenity Kit, And It’s A Reminder Of Who Gets Spoiled Up Front

26-06-2026 05:30 via dmarge.com

There's a particular kind of person who measures an airline by what shows up in the little zip-up bag at their seat, and Emirates has spent 16 years quietly catering to exactly that person.The latest proof landed this week: an 18th collection of Bulgari amenity kits for First and Business Class, rolling out gradually across select long-haul routes throughout the year.
The kits have been redesigned to match Emirates' retrofitted cabins, which is corporate speak for "the colours now agree with ea

Zendaya Just Wore The One Vintage Rolex Daytona Every Collector Quietly Wants

25-06-2026 08:18 via dmarge.com

On her wrist, watch spotters clocked a Rolex Cosmograph Daytona reference 16520, known to the people who lose sleep over this stuff as the Zenith Daytona. It is not the loudest Rolex she owns. It might be the most interesting.
She signed with Rolex as a Testimonee last October, so a wrist full of Crown is hardly breaking news. Reaching for a discontinued steel chronograph from the late nineties, over anything currently sitting in a boutique window, is the move worth noting. Spotted by the eagle

Australian Menswear Spent Years As An Afterthought Now It Feels World Class

25-06-2026 03:32 via dmarge.com

For most of the last decade, Australian menswear was the bit you skipped. Our womenswear went global, with the world buying into our designers and treating them like a serious export. The blokes, meanwhile, got tees and business shirts and a vague cultural shrug.
You can see it in what won. Brands built on the Australian male's lowest common denominator did the numbers, while anything with ambition struggled to get noticed. Industrie and The Academy Brand cleaned up because that was the ceiling

Adrian Portelli Is Taking His Cheap Petrol Model To The Supermarket Aisle

25-06-2026 02:24 via dmarge.com

If Adrian Portelli is involved, chances are there is going to be some noise around it.
After giving away cars, big prizes and the kind of online promotions that get attention quickly, the billionaire moved into cheap petrol, turning a Preston service station into a cost-of-living talking point.
Now he wants groceries.
Portelli has confirmed the Deer Park IGA in Melbourne’s west will become the first LMCT+ supermarket, with works set to begin on transforming the store. It is a local move,

A $31,000 Gas Truck Got 5,500 Reservations Before It Even Exists

25-06-2026 02:24 via dmarge.com

Ask people what happened to the small pickup and you will usually get the same answer. It got too big. Then it got too expensive.Then it became a rolling living room with heated seats, giant screens, software subscriptions and a price tag that made ordinary buyers wonder who trucks are even for anymore.
That is the frustration REO is trying to tap into.
The Texas startup is pitching the Runabout, a small gas-powered truck aimed at people who miss when pickups were basic, useful and easy to unde

GM Australia’s Jess Bala Thinks Cadillac Has Found The Gap The Germans And Chinese Can’t Fill

24-06-2026 06:05 via dmarge.com

We have spent more time in Cadillacs over the past few months than we ever expected to. An OPTIQ on our own roads. A VISTIQ around Melbourne. Our dog has logged enough hours in the back of one to have formed an opinion, and she approves. Enough kilometres, in other words, to have our own views, which we do, and most of them are positive.
So when we got the chance to sit down with Jess Bala, the Managing Director of GM Australia and New Zealand and the woman who quite literally brought this bran

This 1975 Porsche 911 Now Has 500HP And No Engine Noise

24-06-2026 02:45 via dmarge.com

A 1975 Porsche 911 is supposed to make a certain kind of noise.
Not just any noise. That thin, mechanical, air-cooled sound that makes old 911 people stop talking for a second and start thinking about steering feel, throttle response and the glory days of Stuttgart.
This one does not do that anymore. In an Instagram post, a classic Porsche 911 has been converted into a fully electric restomod, taking it from around 150hp in period to roughly 500hp today.
The builder already knows where the argu

These Mini GT-R, Maybach And Defender Replicas Are Way Too Serious To Be Called Toys

24-06-2026 02:45 via dmarge.com

There was a time when a small car for kids meant plastic wheels, a weak battery and a driveway speed limit set by your parents.
These are not those cars.
The junior car world has moved into something far more expensive, more detailed and much harder to explain to anyone who still thinks ride-on cars are supposed to be cheap.
The latest reels doing the rounds show a baby R34-style GT-R, junior Defenders and a Mercedes-Maybach-style mini luxury car that look less like ordinary children’s ri

Hublot’s New Big Bang Collection Looks Like It Was Made For Yacht Season

24-06-2026 02:45 via dmarge.com

A Hublot Big Bang has never been a quiet watch. That is the bottom line. It is big, loud, obvious and completely uninterested in slipping under a cuff unnoticed. You either like that kind of confidence, or you do not, but nobody has ever accused Hublot of being shy.
For summer 2026, the brand has softened the Big Bang. Not in price. Definitely not in attitude. But in colour.
The new Big Bang Summer collection takes Hublot's familiar ceramic-heavy formula and covers it in pastel shades that feel

Nike And Adidas Are Turning The World Cup Into A Brand War

23-06-2026 02:56 via dmarge.com

The World Cup is not only being fought by the teams on the pitch.
Nike and Adidas are fighting another tournament entirely, one built around shirts, boots, celebrities, streetwear, YouTube views, pop-ups and the question every sportswear giant cares about most.
Who gets remembered when the football is over?
This year, the answer is not simple. Nike has gone loud, cinematic and aggressively cultural. Adidas has the deeper World Cup roots, the official tournament links and more teams wearing its

Mercedes Is Turning The G-Wagon Into A Drone Hunter

23-06-2026 02:56 via dmarge.com

The G-Wagon already looks like it was designed for trouble. That has always been part of the appeal. Even when it is parked outside a hotel, a footballer's house or a luxury boutique, Mercedes' boxy SUV still carries the shape of something built for harder use.
Now Mercedes is leaning into that history again.
The German carmaker has signed a deal with Tytan Technologies to develop anti-drone vehicles using the G-Class and Sprinter as the base. The plan is to create mobile systems that can help

The Most Popular Car At Barcelona FC Training Is Not A Supercar

22-06-2026 05:46 via dmarge.com

FC Barcelona players are not exactly short of money.
This is one of the world’s biggest football clubs, packed with international stars, Champions League winners, young wonderkids and players earning the kind of salaries that usually come with a garage full of questionable decisions.
So people might expect the entrance to Barcelona training to look like a rolling motor show.
Ferraris. Lamborghinis. Porsche 911s. The kind of cars you usually hear before you properly see them, engines bounc

Qantas Has Built A Custom Cabin To Make The World’s Longest Flight Bearable

22-06-2026 05:46 via dmarge.com

Qantas has already asked passengers whether they would really spend up to 22 hours in the air. Now the airline is showing how it plans to make that answer easier.
The Australian carrier has locked in Sydney-to-London as the first Project Sunrise route, with the nonstop service now due to launch in October 2027. That gives Qantas a clear target for one of the most extreme commercial flights ever attempted, cutting out the traditional stopover and turning the old Kangaroo Route into a single leap

Ferrari’s First EV Might Be The Car Buyers Order To Get The One They Really Want

22-06-2026 05:46 via dmarge.com

Ferrari’s first electric car was never going to get an easy ride.
The Luce has already split opinion in a way few modern Ferraris ever do. Some of that comes down to the obvious reason. It is electric. Some of it comes down to the design. It looks nothing like the Ferraris many owners grew up obsessing over. Then there is the idea itself. A four-door battery-powered Ferrari was always going to make traditionalists twitch.
Still, controversy has not scared buyers away.
Ferrari says interes

Ralph Lauren Drops Its Very Crisp Wimbledon Collection

19-06-2026 03:27 via dmarge.com

The American label returns for a third decade at SW19, and it does so as the only fashion house ever named the tournament's Official Outfitter.
There is a difference between sponsoring a tournament and dressing it. Ralph Lauren has spent close to 60 years building a brand on the idea that sport and style are the same conversation, and Wimbledon has rewarded that with a distinction no rival has ever held.
The label returns this year as Official Outfitter of The Championships, the only designer t

The Zeekr X Performance Is Quicker Than A Porsche And Costs A Fifth As Much

18-06-2026 03:48 via dmarge.com

We spent a week with the updated Zeekr X Performance AWD around Sydney, and the thing we keep coming back to is the boy-maths. A Porsche 911 Carrera will set you back $296,700 before you've driven it anywhere, and it does 0-100km/h in 4.1 seconds. The Zeekr does the same sprint in 3.7, and it's a $57,900 driveaway thanks to a limited offer. That's roughly a fifth of the price, and it's quicker.
None of that would matter if the car were miserable to live with. It isn't. After seven days threadin

Tom Brady’s $1.36 Million Watch Sale Shows Why F.P. Journe Is The Market’s New Obsession

18-06-2026 02:08 via dmarge.com

Tom Brady's F.P. Journe Vagabondage II has sold for $960,000 (~$1.36 milllion AUD), while another F.P. Journe, a Chronomètre à Résonance "Souscription, No. 007", has reached $13.92 million (~$19.68 million AUD).
One sale had the celebrity's name. The other had the historic number. Together, they show how quickly F.P. Journe has moved from collector favourite to one of the hottest names in the watch market.
Brady's watch gave the story an easy hook. He is one of the most rec

Virgin Australia’s Biggest Boeing Yet Is Finally On The Way

17-06-2026 11:12 via dmarge.com

Virgin Australia is getting ready for a bigger Boeing.
The airline expects to take delivery of its first Boeing 737-10 in late 2027, marking the next step in a fleet renewal plan built around newer, quieter and more efficient aircraft.
It may look like another narrowbody update from a distance, but this is a meaningful shift for Virgin. The 737-10 will become the largest aircraft in its fleet, giving the airline extra capacity without forcing it into a more complicated mix of aircraft types.
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Audi’s New A6 Allroad Is The SUV Alternative We Forgot We Needed

17-06-2026 11:12 via dmarge.com

The SUV took over the family car market so completely that wagons started to feel like an endangered species.
Audi clearly has other ideas. The new Audi A6 allroad has been revealed in Europe, and it looks like the kind of car built for people who want space, comfort and all-weather ability without surrendering to the usual high-riding SUV shape. It is still an A6 wagon at heart, but this generation has been given a much stronger identity.
It is wider, tougher-looking and more capable than befo

The Footballer Recruited On LinkedIn Who Ended Up At The World Cup

16-06-2026 11:40 via dmarge.com

World Cup stories are usually built around superstars.
Spain arrived in the United States as one of the tournament favourites, armed with a squad worth hundreds of millions and packed with players from Europe's biggest clubs. Cabo Verde arrived as first-time World Cup participants simply hoping to prove they belonged on the same stage.
Ninety minutes later, the underdogs had held Spain to a shock 0-0 draw.
One of the defenders behind that result was not discovered in a famous academy, signed af

Porsche Is Letting The 911 Evolve Without Losing Its Soul

16-06-2026 11:40 via dmarge.com

Porsche has spent years telling the world it believes in electric performance.
The Taycan proved it could build a fast EV. The Macan has moved into electric-only territory. The next generation of Porsche sports cars has also been pulled into the company’s wider electrification plans.
But the 911 is different. Porsche CEO Michael Leiters has now made that clear, saying the brand’s most famous sports car will not become fully electric.The 911’s future will stay tied to combustio

Google’s Gemini Is Now Riding Shotgun In Australian Cadillacs And Corvettes

15-06-2026 02:12 via dmarge.com

General Motors has begun rolling Google Gemini into its Cadillac and Corvette models across Australia and New Zealand, with the switch starting today. It runs inside the car's existing infotainment system and replaces the older Google Assistant on any vehicle with Google built-in.
This is the next step in GM's in-vehicle voice assistant, and the headline change is contextual awareness. Gemini understands what you said three sentences ago, so you stop talking to your car like it's a phone tree.

Rolex Gold Watch Price Hike Shows The Luxury Slowdown Does Not Apply To Everyone

15-06-2026 01:57 via dmarge.com

Rolex has raised prices on its gold watches again, and the move says more about the luxury market than it does about gold.
Rolex has lifted global prices on many of its gold models by around 5%, marking a rare second increase this year. The timing is easy to explain on one level. Gold prices have surged since 2024, and precious-metal watches are becoming more expensive to produce.
Rolex can raise prices again because its best customers are not behaving like the rest of the market. Middle-income

BMW Is Giving The M3 An Electric Future Without Killing Its Petrol Past

15-06-2026 01:57 via dmarge.com

BMW has finally shown where the M3 is going next, and it is not pretending the answer will please everyone.
The new M Concept Neue Klasse previews the brand’s first fully electric M3, complete with radical styling, four-motor performance and enough technology to make the current car feel old very quickly. It is the clearest sign yet that BMW M is ready to enter the electric era properly.
The smarter move is what BMW is not doing. It is not killing the petrol M3. Instead, BMW is preparing

Elon Musk Could Spend $1 Million An Hour And Still Need Over A Century To Burn Through $1 Trillion

13-06-2026 09:05 via dmarge.com

Elon Musk has become the world's first trillionaire after SpaceX's public debut pushed his paper fortune into a category no individual has reached before.
A billion dollars is already hard enough to picture. A trillion is something else entirely. It is one million million dollars, a number usually reserved for national economies, government budgets and global markets.
Spend $1 million every hour, every day, without sleeping, pausing or investing a cent, and it would still take more than 114 yea

A UFC Cage Has Landed On The White House South Lawn

13-06-2026 09:05 via dmarge.com

The White House has hosted state dinners, press conferences, diplomatic standoffs, and more political theatre than most countries see in a lifetime.
Now it has a UFC cage on the lawn, and a last-minute court challenge has already failed to stop it.
President Donald Trump is set to host UFC Freedom 250 on the South Lawn, turning one of America’s most symbolic spaces into a full fight-night spectacle.
The event is tied to the country’s 250th anniversary celebrations, but it also lands

A $1 Million Richard Mille Theft Has Dragged F1’s VIP Culture Into Court

12-06-2026 02:39 via dmarge.com

Formula 1 has always carried itself like the world's most glamorous travelling circus. But now that image has a security problem.
A Texas businessman has filed legal action against Circuit of The Americas and Liberty Media after his rare Richard Mille RM 65-01 "LeBron James" watch was allegedly stolen during the 2025 United States Grand Prix in Austin. The watch is said to be worth about $750,000 (1.07 million AUD).
The lawsuit does not simply claim that Dean Whitlock lost an expensive watch in

Qantas Is Fighting For Domestic Travellers With 1.4 Million Discounted Seats

11-06-2026 02:42 via dmarge.com

Airlines do not discount 1.4 million seats because they are feeling generous.
Qantas has launched one of its biggest domestic sales in recent memory, putting 1.4 million economy seats on sale across more than 190 routes and almost 60 destinations. Fares start from $105 one way, with travel dates stretching from July through to May next year.
On the surface, it looks like a straightforward winter travel promotion. The fact is, it is another sign that Australia's airline market is becoming increa

Audi’s New Q7 Confirms Big Luxury SUVs Are Not Going Electric Quietly

11-06-2026 02:42 via dmarge.com

Audi has revealed the third-generation Q7, and it is not arriving quietly. The new luxury SUV brings sharper styling, a more premium cabin, clever lighting technology and a choice of five, six or seven seats, depending on the market. That is all important, but the bigger story is what sits beneath the new bodywork.
At a time when almost every major carmaker is talking loudly about electric futures, Audi has given its biggest family SUV another dose of combustion confidence. The new Q7 is not tr

Levi’s Takes Australian Brand To Court Over A Tiny Red Tab

11-06-2026 01:05 via dmarge.com

Levi's is going back to court over one of the smallest details in fashion.
The denim giant has filed legal action against Melbourne-based Globe and its S-Double brand, accusing them of copying the pocket tab that has appeared on Levi's products since 1936.
To most people, it is a tiny strip of fabric. To Levi's, it is one of the most valuable pieces of brand identity in the clothing business.
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Idris Elba Says James Bond Should Stay Bond, Not Go Woke

11-06-2026 01:00 via dmarge.com

Idris Elba has spent almost two decades as the internet's favourite answer to one of Hollywood's most overworked questions.
Who should play James Bond next?
The British actor's name has been attached to the role so often that it began to feel less like a rumour and more like an annual tradition. Every time Daniel Craig looked close to leaving, Elba returned to the conversation. Every time the franchise needed a fresh direction, fans put his name back near the top of the list.
Now, Elba has made

Qantas Faces A Multi-Billion Dollar Call As The A380 Nears Retirement

10-06-2026 05:40 via dmarge.com

The Airbus A380 was supposed to change aviation forever. For Qantas, it certainly changed long-haul travel. The double-decker giant became the flagship of the airline's international fleet, carrying passengers between Australia and destinations including London, Dallas and Singapore while helping define an era of big aircraft and even bigger ambitions.
That era is now approaching its final chapter. Qantas is preparing for life after the A380, with plans taking shape to replace its fleet of 10 s

BYD Thinks Australia Is Important Enough To Get Its Own Car

10-06-2026 05:40 via dmarge.com

BYD's rapid rise in Australia has reached another milestone. The Chinese car giant has confirmed it is developing a model specifically for Australian buyers, a move that says just as much about the market as it does about the car itself.
While the Europe-focused Dolphin G plug-in hybrid will not be coming here for now, BYD executives have revealed that something tailored for local customers is on the way later this year.
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The Biggest Drinking World Cup Ever Could Not Come At A Better Time For Beer

09-06-2026 05:59 via dmarge.com

Football has always been good for beer. In 2026, beer may need football even more.
The next World Cup is shaping up as the most beer-friendly tournament the sport has ever staged. It will be bigger, longer and held across the US, Canada and Mexico, three markets where a cold drink and a big screen are already part of the matchday ritual. For brewers, that is about as close as the industry gets to a perfect setup.
Analysts expect fans to drink an extra one billion pints during the tournament, he

TAG Heuer Turned The Monaco Into A 12 Cylinder Watch

09-06-2026 05:59 via dmarge.com

The TAG Heuer Monaco has always looked like it belonged near a pit lane. The new Monaco Speed 12 looks like it swallowed the engine.
Unveiled around the Formula 1 Louis Vuitton Grand Prix de Monaco 2026, the Speed 12 is not another safe colour swap or heritage nod. It is a 50-piece, $87,000 (~$124,000 AUD) limited edition that takes the square Monaco case and turns it into a tiny mechanical theatre built around 12 moving piston-shaped hour markers. The interesting part is that it is not a chron

Ferrari Says It Will Never Let The Computer Chips Have All The Action

09-06-2026 05:59 via dmarge.com

Ferrari has already accepted the unthinkable once. It built an electric car. Now, Maranello is trying to convince everyone that there is still one modern trend it will not follow.
Fully self-driving Ferraris are off the table, at least according to CEO Benedetto Vigna, who says the brand will keep improving driver-assistance systems but will not hand the whole experience over to software.
That sounds obvious until you remember how quickly car companies redraw their own red lines. Ferrari once h