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16 hours ago
- General
- 9 News
Wild police chase after man's car stolen from car park during gym session
Your web browser is no longer supported. To improve your experience update it here BREAKING Housemate in custody over Pheobe Bishop's disappearance A group of teenage boys have been released from police custody pending summons, after they allegedly stole a gym patron's car and led police on a wild chase through Melbourne's south-east. The group allegedly used a stolen pass to enter a gym in Wantirna about 11.30pm last night. There, they allegedly took the keys to a gym patron's Mazda 3. The group allegedly used a stolen pass to enter a gym near the corner of Mountain Highway and Thaxted Parade in Wantirna about 11.30 last night. (Nine) Police rushed to the gym car park where they arrested one of the males. The remaining offenders avoided capture, allegedly dropping a machete as they fled in the stolen Mazda. The car was then tracked to the Dandenong area about 1am, where it was travelling southbound on Eastlink. The Mazda then began driving in convoy with another allegedly stolen car, both speeding through Seaford. Stop sticks were deployed on Cranbourne Road. The Mazda continued to drive and was allegedly dumped near Moate Street a short time later. Officers searched the area and arrested two males, one of whom had climbed onto a nearby roof. Police cornered one teen in a Langwarrin driveway. (Nine) "We heard the commotion of 'get on the ground, get on the ground'," a nearby resident said. "For it to happen out the front of home, yeah, it was a little bit scary." The second car, a blue Toyota Echo was dumped in Kerry Street, Langwarrin, where three males allegedly tried to flee on foot. They were quickly arrested at the scene. The Toyota was allegedly stolen from Mont Albert earlier this week. The six teens are aged between 15 and 18 and are mostly from the Boroondara area. They have all been interviewed and released pending summons. The investigation remains ongoing. Melbourne Victoria national Australia car chase CONTACT US Auto news:Is this the next Subaru WRX? Mysterious performance car teased.
West Australian
19 hours ago
- Automotive
- West Australian
Subaru teases what could be a new WRX
When the latest Subaru WRX was launched back in 2022, the Japanese automaker said there wouldn't be a high-performance STI version in the current generation. True to its word, the closest Subaru has got to offering a new WRX STI since then is the WRX tS Spec B flagship (pictured below), offering a manual gearbox, Brembo brakes, adaptive dampers and other parts from the brand's STI performance division. Now it has released a teaser image of a new model it will reveal in October, sending Subaru fans into a spin because it has all the hallmarks of either an all-new WRX, or a higher-performance version of the current WRX or Levorg (WRX Sportswagon). Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now . While Subaru didn't name the vehicle, a single, intentionally washed-out image published by the brand reveals its front-end styling. Aggressive bodywork can clearly be seen in the teaser image, including a chunky front bumper with low-to-the-ground splitter and side skirts. There's also a trademark WRX central bonnet scoop and, looking further, heavily blistered wheel-arches that suggest larger wheels and bigger brakes. But while other WRX hallmarks – including a turbocharged boxer engine and all-wheel drive – are almost a given, the grille looks more like the previous-generation WRX's or even the Levorg's. Best Car Web reported the automaker said at the announcement – held at Mount Fuji Raceway in Japan – the vehicle shown in the image will be 'environmentally friendly' and will usher in 'a new generation without losing its Subaru character'. Subaru confirmed it's working on a horizontally opposed ('boxer') internal combustion engine which is compatible with 'E20' carbon-neutral fuel. The automaker also said hybrid and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) versions of the new engine are in development, which suggests the new WRX could be given a hybrid push to meet emissions while offering the capability demanded of a high-performance flagship. Japan currently plans to ban sale of new vehicles powered solely by internal combustion engines (ICE) by 2035 but will permit hybrid vehicles alongside battery-electric models. Part of the core WRX make-up is all-wheel drive, which the automaker said it is also working on for the new model with knowledge gained in motor sport. Subaru competes in the 2025 Super Taikyu Series in Japan as Team SDA Engineering with the intention of developing its road car models, with Subaru employees as its drivers. The vehicle will be unveiled at the 2025 Japan Mobility Show scheduled to start on October 30, 2025.
Perth Now
19 hours ago
- Automotive
- Perth Now
Subaru teases what could be a new WRX
When the latest Subaru WRX was launched back in 2022, the Japanese automaker said there wouldn't be a high-performance STI version in the current generation. True to its word, the closest Subaru has got to offering a new WRX STI since then is the WRX tS Spec B flagship (pictured below), offering a manual gearbox, Brembo brakes, adaptive dampers and other parts from the brand's STI performance division. Now it has released a teaser image of a new model it will reveal in October, sending Subaru fans into a spin because it has all the hallmarks of either an all-new WRX, or a higher-performance version of the current WRX or Levorg (WRX Sportswagon). Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. Supplied Credit: CarExpert While Subaru didn't name the vehicle, a single, intentionally washed-out image published by the brand reveals its front-end styling. Aggressive bodywork can clearly be seen in the teaser image, including a chunky front bumper with low-to-the-ground splitter and side skirts. There's also a trademark WRX central bonnet scoop and, looking further, heavily blistered wheel-arches that suggest larger wheels and bigger brakes. But while other WRX hallmarks – including a turbocharged boxer engine and all-wheel drive – are almost a given, the grille looks more like the previous-generation WRX's or even the Levorg's. Supplied Credit: CarExpert Best Car Web reported the automaker said at the announcement – held at Mount Fuji Raceway in Japan – the vehicle shown in the image will be 'environmentally friendly' and will usher in 'a new generation without losing its Subaru character'. Subaru confirmed it's working on a horizontally opposed ('boxer') internal combustion engine which is compatible with 'E20' carbon-neutral fuel. The automaker also said hybrid and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) versions of the new engine are in development, which suggests the new WRX could be given a hybrid push to meet emissions while offering the capability demanded of a high-performance flagship. Japan currently plans to ban sale of new vehicles powered solely by internal combustion engines (ICE) by 2035 but will permit hybrid vehicles alongside battery-electric models. Supplied Credit: CarExpert Part of the core WRX make-up is all-wheel drive, which the automaker said it is also working on for the new model with knowledge gained in motor sport. Subaru competes in the 2025 Super Taikyu Series in Japan as Team SDA Engineering with the intention of developing its road car models, with Subaru employees as its drivers. The vehicle will be unveiled at the 2025 Japan Mobility Show scheduled to start on October 30, 2025.
7NEWS
19 hours ago
- Automotive
- 7NEWS
Subaru teases what could be a new WRX
When the latest Subaru WRX was launched back in 2022, the Japanese automaker said there wouldn't be a high-performance STI version in the current generation. True to its word, the closest Subaru has got to offering a new WRX STI since then is the WRX tS Spec B flagship (pictured below), offering a manual gearbox, Brembo brakes, adaptive dampers and other parts from the brand's STI performance division. Now it has released a teaser image of a new model it will reveal in October, sending Subaru fans into a spin because it has all the hallmarks of either an all-new WRX, or a higher-performance version of the current WRX or Levorg (WRX Sportswagon). Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. While Subaru didn't name the vehicle, a single, intentionally washed-out image published by the brand reveals its front-end styling. Aggressive bodywork can clearly be seen in the teaser image, including a chunky front bumper with low-to-the-ground splitter and side skirts. There's also a trademark WRX central bonnet scoop and, looking further, heavily blistered wheel-arches that suggest larger wheels and bigger brakes. But while other WRX hallmarks – including a turbocharged boxer engine and all-wheel drive – are almost a given, the grille looks more like the previous-generation WRX's or even the Levorg's. Best Car Web reported the automaker said at the announcement – held at Mount Fuji Raceway in Japan – the vehicle shown in the image will be 'environmentally friendly' and will usher in 'a new generation without losing its Subaru character'. Subaru confirmed it's working on a horizontally opposed ('boxer') internal combustion engine which is compatible with 'E20' carbon-neutral fuel. The automaker also said hybrid and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) versions of the new engine are in development, which suggests the new WRX could be given a hybrid push to meet emissions while offering the capability demanded of a high-performance flagship. Japan currently plans to ban sale of new vehicles powered solely by internal combustion engines (ICE) by 2035 but will permit hybrid vehicles alongside battery-electric models. Part of the core WRX make-up is all-wheel drive, which the automaker said it is also working on for the new model with knowledge gained in motor sport. Subaru competes in the 2025 Super Taikyu Series in Japan as Team SDA Engineering with the intention of developing its road car models, with Subaru employees as its drivers. The vehicle will be unveiled at the 2025 Japan Mobility Show scheduled to start on October 30, 2025.
The Advertiser
19 hours ago
- Automotive
- The Advertiser
Subaru teases what could be a new WRX
When the latest Subaru WRX was launched back in 2022, the Japanese automaker said there wouldn't be a high-performance STI version in the current generation. True to its word, the closest Subaru has got to offering a new WRX STI since then is the WRX tS Spec B flagship (pictured below), offering a manual gearbox, Brembo brakes, adaptive dampers and other parts from the brand's STI performance division. Now it has released a teaser image of a new model it will reveal in October, sending Subaru fans into a spin because it has all the hallmarks of either an all-new WRX, or a higher-performance version of the current WRX or Levorg (WRX Sportswagon). Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. While Subaru didn't name the vehicle, a single, intentionally washed-out image published by the brand reveals its front-end styling. Aggressive bodywork can clearly be seen in the teaser image, including a chunky front bumper with low-to-the-ground splitter and side skirts. There's also a trademark WRX central bonnet scoop and, looking further, heavily blistered wheel-arches that suggest larger wheels and bigger brakes. But while other WRX hallmarks – including a turbocharged boxer engine and all-wheel drive – are almost a given, the grille looks more like the previous-generation WRX's or even the Levorg's. Best Car Web reported the automaker said at the announcement – held at Mount Fuji Raceway in Japan – the vehicle shown in the image will be "environmentally friendly" and will usher in "a new generation without losing its Subaru character". Subaru confirmed it's working on a horizontally opposed ('boxer') internal combustion engine which is compatible with 'E20' carbon-neutral fuel. The automaker also said hybrid and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) versions of the new engine are in development, which suggests the new WRX could be given a hybrid push to meet emissions while offering the capability demanded of a high-performance flagship. Japan currently plans to ban sale of new vehicles powered solely by internal combustion engines (ICE) by 2035 but will permit hybrid vehicles alongside battery-electric models. Part of the core WRX make-up is all-wheel drive, which the automaker said it is also working on for the new model with knowledge gained in motor sport. Subaru competes in the 2025 Super Taikyu Series in Japan as Team SDA Engineering with the intention of developing its road car models, with Subaru employees as its drivers. The vehicle will be unveiled at the 2025 Japan Mobility Show scheduled to start on October 30, 2025. Content originally sourced from: When the latest Subaru WRX was launched back in 2022, the Japanese automaker said there wouldn't be a high-performance STI version in the current generation. True to its word, the closest Subaru has got to offering a new WRX STI since then is the WRX tS Spec B flagship (pictured below), offering a manual gearbox, Brembo brakes, adaptive dampers and other parts from the brand's STI performance division. Now it has released a teaser image of a new model it will reveal in October, sending Subaru fans into a spin because it has all the hallmarks of either an all-new WRX, or a higher-performance version of the current WRX or Levorg (WRX Sportswagon). Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. While Subaru didn't name the vehicle, a single, intentionally washed-out image published by the brand reveals its front-end styling. Aggressive bodywork can clearly be seen in the teaser image, including a chunky front bumper with low-to-the-ground splitter and side skirts. There's also a trademark WRX central bonnet scoop and, looking further, heavily blistered wheel-arches that suggest larger wheels and bigger brakes. But while other WRX hallmarks – including a turbocharged boxer engine and all-wheel drive – are almost a given, the grille looks more like the previous-generation WRX's or even the Levorg's. Best Car Web reported the automaker said at the announcement – held at Mount Fuji Raceway in Japan – the vehicle shown in the image will be "environmentally friendly" and will usher in "a new generation without losing its Subaru character". Subaru confirmed it's working on a horizontally opposed ('boxer') internal combustion engine which is compatible with 'E20' carbon-neutral fuel. The automaker also said hybrid and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) versions of the new engine are in development, which suggests the new WRX could be given a hybrid push to meet emissions while offering the capability demanded of a high-performance flagship. Japan currently plans to ban sale of new vehicles powered solely by internal combustion engines (ICE) by 2035 but will permit hybrid vehicles alongside battery-electric models. Part of the core WRX make-up is all-wheel drive, which the automaker said it is also working on for the new model with knowledge gained in motor sport. Subaru competes in the 2025 Super Taikyu Series in Japan as Team SDA Engineering with the intention of developing its road car models, with Subaru employees as its drivers. The vehicle will be unveiled at the 2025 Japan Mobility Show scheduled to start on October 30, 2025. Content originally sourced from: When the latest Subaru WRX was launched back in 2022, the Japanese automaker said there wouldn't be a high-performance STI version in the current generation. True to its word, the closest Subaru has got to offering a new WRX STI since then is the WRX tS Spec B flagship (pictured below), offering a manual gearbox, Brembo brakes, adaptive dampers and other parts from the brand's STI performance division. Now it has released a teaser image of a new model it will reveal in October, sending Subaru fans into a spin because it has all the hallmarks of either an all-new WRX, or a higher-performance version of the current WRX or Levorg (WRX Sportswagon). Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. While Subaru didn't name the vehicle, a single, intentionally washed-out image published by the brand reveals its front-end styling. Aggressive bodywork can clearly be seen in the teaser image, including a chunky front bumper with low-to-the-ground splitter and side skirts. There's also a trademark WRX central bonnet scoop and, looking further, heavily blistered wheel-arches that suggest larger wheels and bigger brakes. But while other WRX hallmarks – including a turbocharged boxer engine and all-wheel drive – are almost a given, the grille looks more like the previous-generation WRX's or even the Levorg's. Best Car Web reported the automaker said at the announcement – held at Mount Fuji Raceway in Japan – the vehicle shown in the image will be "environmentally friendly" and will usher in "a new generation without losing its Subaru character". Subaru confirmed it's working on a horizontally opposed ('boxer') internal combustion engine which is compatible with 'E20' carbon-neutral fuel. The automaker also said hybrid and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) versions of the new engine are in development, which suggests the new WRX could be given a hybrid push to meet emissions while offering the capability demanded of a high-performance flagship. Japan currently plans to ban sale of new vehicles powered solely by internal combustion engines (ICE) by 2035 but will permit hybrid vehicles alongside battery-electric models. Part of the core WRX make-up is all-wheel drive, which the automaker said it is also working on for the new model with knowledge gained in motor sport. Subaru competes in the 2025 Super Taikyu Series in Japan as Team SDA Engineering with the intention of developing its road car models, with Subaru employees as its drivers. The vehicle will be unveiled at the 2025 Japan Mobility Show scheduled to start on October 30, 2025. Content originally sourced from: When the latest Subaru WRX was launched back in 2022, the Japanese automaker said there wouldn't be a high-performance STI version in the current generation. True to its word, the closest Subaru has got to offering a new WRX STI since then is the WRX tS Spec B flagship (pictured below), offering a manual gearbox, Brembo brakes, adaptive dampers and other parts from the brand's STI performance division. Now it has released a teaser image of a new model it will reveal in October, sending Subaru fans into a spin because it has all the hallmarks of either an all-new WRX, or a higher-performance version of the current WRX or Levorg (WRX Sportswagon). Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. While Subaru didn't name the vehicle, a single, intentionally washed-out image published by the brand reveals its front-end styling. Aggressive bodywork can clearly be seen in the teaser image, including a chunky front bumper with low-to-the-ground splitter and side skirts. There's also a trademark WRX central bonnet scoop and, looking further, heavily blistered wheel-arches that suggest larger wheels and bigger brakes. But while other WRX hallmarks – including a turbocharged boxer engine and all-wheel drive – are almost a given, the grille looks more like the previous-generation WRX's or even the Levorg's. Best Car Web reported the automaker said at the announcement – held at Mount Fuji Raceway in Japan – the vehicle shown in the image will be "environmentally friendly" and will usher in "a new generation without losing its Subaru character". Subaru confirmed it's working on a horizontally opposed ('boxer') internal combustion engine which is compatible with 'E20' carbon-neutral fuel. The automaker also said hybrid and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) versions of the new engine are in development, which suggests the new WRX could be given a hybrid push to meet emissions while offering the capability demanded of a high-performance flagship. Japan currently plans to ban sale of new vehicles powered solely by internal combustion engines (ICE) by 2035 but will permit hybrid vehicles alongside battery-electric models. Part of the core WRX make-up is all-wheel drive, which the automaker said it is also working on for the new model with knowledge gained in motor sport. Subaru competes in the 2025 Super Taikyu Series in Japan as Team SDA Engineering with the intention of developing its road car models, with Subaru employees as its drivers. The vehicle will be unveiled at the 2025 Japan Mobility Show scheduled to start on October 30, 2025. Content originally sourced from:
