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Mazda is a name synonymous with reliability in the Jamaican automotive landscape, a reputation forged over decades with popular models such as the venerable 323 and the executive 626 saloon. However, the manufacturer has recently pivoted its...
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While the immediate winds of Hurricane Melissa have long subsided, the recovery process for Jamaica’s western parishes remains a daily reality. As the island approaches the festive season, the automotive sector has not retracted its support....
In the wake of Hurricane Melissa, which ravaged the island’s western parishes on October 28, 2025, Jamaica’s automotive sector has shifted gears from commerce to humanitarian aid. With catastrophic flooding and wind damage isolating communities in...
The arrival of the Jetour brand has demonstrably shifted the automotive landscape in Jamaica. For decades, the local market has been overwhelmingly dominated by Japanese marques, namely Toyota and Honda. Yet, Jetour has successfully carved out a...
Declaring that “Nobody gets left behind,” Deborah Stewart, general manager of Fidelity Motors Limited, outlined a raft of brand accolades while announcing the arrival of five new GAC models to Jamaica. Boasting best-in-class features and industry-...
The competitive SUV segment continues to offer Jamaican drivers a difficult choice between luxury-leaning refinement and family-focused utility. Two contenders, the Mazda CX-60 and the latest Hyundai Santa Fe, present distinct approaches to the...
Jamaica’s pickup segment is witnessing a fascinating battle, pitting a well-established global player against a compelling new contender from the East. The Ford Ranger, leveraging its decades of experience, goes head-to-head with the Great Wall...
Toyota has explicitly engineered their new Land Cruiser FJ to be an adaptable platform, encouraging owners to tailor the vehicle to their own unique adventure and lifestyle requirements. Exterior Personalisation: A Toolkit for the Trail The Land...
Overview The compact car segment might be on the decline, but Kia has confidently thrown down the gauntlet with its all-new K4. Introduced for the 2025 model year, the K4 takes over from the successful Kia Forte, a model that had a production run...
The luxury compact SUV segment is fiercely competitive, with German engineering dominating the discussion. For the discerning Jamaican motorist, the choice often comes down to balancing prestige, performance, and practicality on our unique roadways...
The compact SUV segment remains a hotbed of activity in the Jamaican automotive landscape, offering a blend of city-friendly dimensions and light-duty practicality. Two of the market’s key players, the Kia Seltos and the Honda HR-V, present...
The automotive landscape in Jamaica has undergone a noticeable change in recent years, with Chinese manufacturers making significant inroads into the market. This trend is further cemented by Jamaican company Jetcon Limited taking a bold step to...
For decades, the name Subaru has been synonymous with all-wheel-drive capability and reliability, traits that resonate strongly with drivers navigating Jamaica’s diverse topography, from Kingston streets to challenging Blue Mountain roads. Two of...
The compact SUV segment has become a crucial battleground for Chinese automotive manufacturers, challenging established global rivals with compelling feature sets and aggressive value propositions. Leading this charge are two formidable contenders...
In the competitive landscape of three-row SUVs, two vehicles stand out as prime examples of modern automotive design and engineering: the Audi Q7 and the Mazda CX-90. While they occupy different positions in the market, a closer look reveals how...
When it comes to the compact SUV market in Jamaica, few names have as much presence as the Hyundai Tucson and the Kia Sportage. These two vehicles, both from the same corporate family, have long been rivals, each offering a unique proposition to...
