Here’s a deal for you, Mate
Joshua Dowling tests the the cheapest HiLux dual-cab 4WD and can’t figure out why you need one with the works.
New Cars
Let’s talk about the weather
The Cooper S convertible is open to the elements but you can have a civilised chat on the highway.
Audi Q5 Reviewed: Quick. Smart.
Audi’s Q5 fancied freighter gets lighter, swifter and thriftier.
More metal, less trade-in
Josh Dowling cuts to the chase on the Skoda Superb.
For towing and froing in luxury
Five things we learned about the Volkswagen Touareg V6 TDI.
Punch and pounce
Jaguar’s debut SUV has standout styling, lively responses and torque for towing
Last dash of flash
In XR6 guise, the final Falcon maintains the badge’s virtues (and quirks) and the look-at-me colours
Subaru XV Reviewed: A tasty blend
With equal parts class, style and safety, the Subaru XV delivers.
Electrical resistance
Smooth and surprisingly quick off the mark, thanks to its electric motor.
Mazda2 Reviewed: It’s tribal, not trivial
Young women buyers, the Mazda2 wants to be in your network — the latest makeover adds safety kit and keeps the cost down.
Live from Nashville
Built in Tennessee, the Acadia will be one of Holden’s coming star imports.
Next big small thing
Audi updates its best seller with plenty of options — no surprise there — including a frugal but flexible three-cylinder engine.
It’s medium and it’s well done
Peter Barnwell cuts to the chase on the Toyota RAV4
Take it to funky town
The palette is eye-catching, the styling is urban warrior and the price is an absolute steal.
RIO REBOUNDS WITH EUROPEAN FLAVOUR
The latest version of Korea’s bestseller revealed
Review: Foton Tunland, as basic as they come
A simple, solid workhorse, the $30K drive-away Tunland is cheap but not nasty.
On the springboard
Kia’s firm local suspension tune underpins the Cerato’s leapfrog sales strategy.
HEAD TO HEAD
Mustang mania has swept the world and Chris Riley ponders the $64,000 question: which one should I get — the V8 or the turbo?
For the off-track pack
Built for the sand or snow, the updated Forester is slick in the cabin and safe as houses.
The choice is automatic
PETER BARNWELL CUTS TO THE CHASE WITH THE HYUNDAI i30 ACTIVE
Five-door with more
The Skoda Octavia is more fun and better value than a boring SUV
Try to feel the love
The Tiguan sets a new benchmark for mid-size soft-roaders, giving VW a start on rebuilding credibility
For champagne tastes
Beneath the Infiniti’s swoopy panels is Mercedes A-Class running gear
MG GS Reviewed: A carrier with a catch
China joins the compact throng — the MG is big on space but light on tech.
Edge of town
Sharp looking four-door has to get buyers back into Honda showrooms.
Find your inner showpiece
The price is right to own Europe’s car of the year.
Grown-up baby ride
Five things Richard Blackburn learned about the Holden Spark.
Manual labourer
YEAH, it has a funny name and its “airbumps” are for fending off shopping trolleys. Look beneath the panels and Citroen’s compact Cactus is quite a sharp prospect.
More sparkle, less spark
Hot hatch has some cool features but force-fed engine loses the gloss.
The axis of access
In contrast to German rivals’ techno-missiles, Lexus delivers driver enjoyment in an old- school sports sedan format
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