Grapefruit and girls: Euro brands fight for mojo
Underperforming manufacturers to take a new approach in an attempt to woo buyers away from established favourites.
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Citroen’s new compact city SUV stands out from the crowd because of its looks but it is also one of the easiest vehicles to buy.
Mercedes-Benz unveils flagship SUV
You’ll be just as happy to ride in the back or the front of Benz’s new top-shelf SUV. But there is one feature you’ll never want to turn off.
New Toyota Kluger family SUV revealed
Popular seven-seater bucks the trend of smaller engines and keeps its thirsty but strong petrol V6 instead.
Nissan unveils ultimate GT-R
High-performance GT-R Nismo has had its steering and suspension tweaked so it is now more accomplished at speeds up to 300km/h.
The day Winx’s jockey crashed
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Tested: New Mazda3
The Japanese brand has made 49 tweaks to one of the best selling cars in the country but one improvement totally transforms the driving experience.
Tesla’s Musk weighs into Aussie EV debate
Electric vehicle pioneer says there is ‘no question’ which side of politics is right about the potential of battery-powered cars in Australia.
Police divided over this car
There is a big divide between police units across Australia when it comes to their cars. Critics say ingrained prejudice is costing taxpayers.
Is this really a supercar?
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