Mid East conflict to spark Aussie car shift
A major car shift could erupt across Australia off the back of volatile oil prices, sparked by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
On The Road
Beloved Aus ute proves its worth once again
Australia’s most beloved ute has undergone a massive transformation that’s proving better than expected.
Carmakers’ massive U-turn on EVs
Some of the world’s biggest car manufacturers are making dramatic changes in their planned high speed moves on electric vehicles.
Insane $1m hypercar unleashed on Australia
The specifications on this iconic carmaker’s new hybrid hypercar are as wild as the price tag.
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Why this car is the last of its kind
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Will China save the V8?
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Warning to drivers this weekend
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China hammers another nail in Tesla’s coffin
A Chinese tech giant just unveiled its latest EV upgrade and it is set to change the industry and blow rivals out of the water.
Woman dead, man shot in highway chaos
A woman has died, a man has been shot, and another has been seriously injured in a wild scene that played out on Easter Monday.
Old-school item Aussies now need to get by
It’s something most Australians thought would never happen to them, however a massive shift is shaping a new phenomenon.
Surprise reason iconic bike will never change
Harley-Davidson bikes don’t change much from model to model. The brand claims they don’t need to despite an ageing fanbase.
New Chinese EV brand ready to stun Aussies
This Chinese brand has no badge recognition, no loyal fan base and no sexy marketing campaign. But it’s ready to take on Australia.
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