Gaming legend brought to life
Turbocharged nostalgia arrives in the form of a rally-inspired coupe classic that could hit showrooms in the future.
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The anti-woke ute has landed
With no driver aids, minimal safety tech, and thirsty traditional engines, this rough-and-ready pickup is ready to work.
Inside Melbourne Cup’s birdcage
Lexus Australia showcased the future of luxury and innovation at the Melbourne Cup Carnival with a futuristic concept car.
Clip shows common job will soon vanish
Riding in a self-driving Waymo autonomous taxi shows that time is ticking for traditional taxi and ride-sharing drivers.
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Bold switch for legendary off-roader
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Family wagon has a sting in the tail
A brand with a reputation for developing surprisingly rapid family cars has applied its skills to a new breed of high-performance SUV.
Family wagon has a sting in the tail
A brand with a reputation for developing surprisingly rapid family cars has applied its skills to a new breed of high-performance SUV.
Don’t buy a lemon: Top five first cars for teenagers
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What to look for when buying a used car
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Popular brand introduces cheaper hybrid SUV
Petrol-electric car sales have more than doubled this year and this leading carmaker plans to cash in by introducing a more affordable version of its family wagon.
Radical design change for popular SUV
Car makers are typically ultra conservative with styling changes, but this brand has opted for revolution rather than evolution with its latest offering.
Driving Jeep’s off-road icon
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Common parking act angers Aussies
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Former Holden boss has dig at Aussies
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