Stunning claim about Musk’s eerie project
The world’s richest man has painted an eerily vivid picture of what households will look like in the near future – if you’re keen on welcoming a creepy new family member.
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‘Sabotage’ blamed for huge Russian strike
Massive explosions have rocked a Russian military facility on the Kremlin-controlled Crimean peninsula, in a suspected Ukrainian attack.
City testing $30,000 street bin
New rubbish bins that cost almost $30,000 for one prototype will be tested in a major US city as it tries to tackle a smelly problem.
Chilling nuclear holocaust prediction
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Big rival to the legendary LandCruiser
The Toyota LandCruiser has long been a favourite of people in the bush and the burbs, but Nissan’s big off-roader gives it a real run for its money.
Save thousands: Hottest new car deals
A buyers market is forming as dealers try to get rid of last year’s stock by offering huge discounts, free servicing and longer warranties. See how much you can save on a new ride.
Big change to how you watch sport
An Australian company is working to completely change the way you watch sport and put you right at the centre of the action.
New Ford Ranger’s amazing feature revealed
New tech puts Blue Oval on par with luxury brands, offering class-leading smartphone connectivity in a first for pick-up customers.
Which small SUV should I buy?
A reader is looking for a new car that isn’t too big and has easy access. Our expert has identified some of the best new small SUVs on sale.
Mercedes’ new SUV bends the rules
Mercedes-Benz has turned its mid-size SUV on its head creating a high-rider that goes against the norm with devastating results.
The best new cars coming to Australia
It has been a slow start to the year for new car arrivals but that is all about to change as a collection of fresh metal is due to land in showrooms in the next month. And there will be something for everyone.
Why Aussies are flocking to ‘Netflix for cars’
Up to 100,000 Australians are expected to stop buying new cars each year, with many expected to flock to subscription-based ownership. Here’s why.
New Toyota’s startling price tag
Toyota marks the 60th anniversary of this legend, loved by people from the bush and the city, but its price may scare off buyers.
Tested: Porsche’s hot new SUV
SUVs are big business for Porsche and the brand’s latest addition is sure to draw in buyers. And the German brand believes this particular version is its sportiest.
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