E17: Goodbye Commodore, EV interest global study, M135i review, and MINI Australia head of product

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On this week's podcast is Mandy Turner, Paul Maric, and Scott Collie.

We share our memories of the Holden Commodore, and hear a commercial compilation of each Commodore model over its 41-year life.

According to a study, Australian interest in electric vehicles is well below the global average, and we speak to Natasha Santha, principal at L.E.K. Consulting.

We chat with Jez Spinks about his review of the 2020 BMW M135i.

Lastly, Scott speaks to Marlon De Abreu, Head of Product Planning for MINI Australia, at the launch of the 2020 MINI JCW Clubman and Countryman.

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