How to blow $2000 and still smell like a toilet
Mother’s Day is almost upon us so what better time to ponder what not to buy the most important woman in your life?
Mother’s Day is almost upon us so what better time to ponder what not to buy the most important woman in your life?
Driving a Mazda should be a blast, unless of course it goes boom. Disgruntled US owners have hit the Japanese carmaker with a lawsuit over an engine fault that causes its motor to detonate.
Tesla sales are falling off a cliff as it faces a new lawsuit over dodgy odometers. But there’s good news for fans of vintage Jeeps and Hondas that are now in hot demand. Go figure.
Last weekend, when you were glued to Max Verstappen’s F1 masterclass at Suzuka, the racing series for people with half a mill or so to throw around roared to life in Goulburn.
You know the old saying in the car industry: What do you do when the customers feel ripped off? Rip them off again.
China’s BYD sold 4.27 million electric vehicles last year which is a 41 per cent jump, including enough plug-in hybrids to turn every tradie’s ute into a silent assassin.
The Albert Park organisers served up a cocktail of chaos, a casserole of catastrophe, a milkshake of madness but the spray-soaked drama couldn’t hide F1’s existential crises.
The F1 season opener in Melbourne this weekend is all party but behind the scenes, F1 is haemorrhaging as a legal brawl is played out between its boss and the sport’s powerbrokers.
There are a thousand reasons why you shouldn’t buy an EV, but if you are determined, here’s a guide on what to do.
Ferrari has proved that you don’t actually need to make a lot of cars to become one of the world’s most profitable carmakers. Here’s how Maranello does it.
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