Massive twist on legendary muscle car
This is one of the world’s most well known nameplates, but it’s gone through a thoroughly modern makeover that’s sure to annoy some.
New Cars
Affordable electric tradie van arrives
The latest zero emission vehicle aimed at tradies is more than $20,000 cheaper than an EV ute and it’s ready to get to work in Australia.
Potent new SUV hits the mark
This new sporty family car brings attitude and personality that others can’t match and it borrows its engine from one of the best in the business.
Utes, SUVs risk price hikes, industry warns
New vehicle emissions caps, designed to force car makers to offer more low emissions models to Australia, could crimp the supply and affordability of utes and SUVs, the automotive industry has warned.
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Big shift for Aussie family favourite
This SUV has gone through a monumental change adding features that it has never had before, but there is one big catch.
This could be the best value SUV in Oz
Despite rising new car prices this SUV is still a budget friendly option that is cheap to run and own, but you need to know a few things first.
Why this new brand could change car market
This never before seen car maker is bringing its cheap new cars Down Under that could convince Aussie drivers to make a big switch.
New Corolla turbo is a WRX killer
Toyota channelled the likes of Porsche with a wild two-seat version of its economy hatchback. The result is truly extraordinary to drive.
New four-wheel-drive takes on Toyota
This seven-seat wagon has a mountain of a task to tackle, even if it benefits from close links to the best ute in today’s showrooms.
New tech could prevent crash tragedies
Technology which can prevent drivers from speeding is already being fitted into all new European vehicles, amid a push for Australia to follow suit.
Fast-growing car brand adds to line-up
This value-for-money brand is the hottest property in the new-car market right now and its latest model could shift the needle further.
Graph reveals ‘crazy’ rise in car prices
Aussies are paying more than 20 per cent on average for a new car, with one popular brand raising its prices by more than 50 per cent.
Encouraging signs for new-car buyers
Consumers have been forced to pay more and wait longer for their vehicles as global supply chain issues dogged the industry, but things could be looking up.
New brand’s well-priced, head-turning SUV
As mainstream carmakers struggle to supply enough vehicles to meet demand, one emerging brand is looking to establish itself with eye-catching designs.
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