Tesla finally delivers first Cybertruck
After several years of delays, the pioneering electric car company has launched its first full-size pick-up truck in the United States – and Australia is on the radar.
New Cars
The best new cars of this year revealed
It has been a big 12 months for new cars arriving in Australia, we’ve sifted through the pile to find the best new metal with something to suit everyone.
Cult hatch’s thoroughly modern update
This pint-sized city car oozes character and charm, but long-time fans might be put off by the latest generation model, which strays from its roots.
Lookalike SUV likely to raise eyebrows
An all-new version of a big family SUV is due to arrive next year but it bears an uncanny resemblance to a well-known luxury SUV.
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The family SUV for driving enthusiasts
Family SUVs are notoriously dull to drive but this model delivers excitement as well as practicality. Be warned, though, fun doesn’t come cheap.
The SUV that isn’t boring to drive
Aussie buyers are flocking to SUVs, attracted by their high driving position and versatile cabins. Unfortunately most are fairly dull to drive.
SUV that stands out from the crowd
Most softroaders blend into the crowd in the supermarket carpark but this offering delivers some much-needed character – for a price.
Value car brand shifts up-market with SUV
The automotive industry is being tipped on its head as the price of cars and SUVs from mainstream brands creeps into luxury territory.
Cheap hatchback is a rare commodity
It’s getting harder to find a new small car at a reasonable price, but there are some good bargains if you’re willing to look around.
SUV debuts clever kid-focused safety
Increasingly sophisticated technology is becoming available on mainstream family vehicles, keeping a watchful eye on our most precious cargo.
Hits and misses: The cars that stunned us
We tested dozens of new cars in 2021, coming away impressed by many and disappointed by a handful. These are the hits and misses. See the list.
Feel-good muscle car defies the odds
The car industry is in the midst of a once-in-a-century revolution but this blast from the past continues to defy the odds, attracting a loyal following.
Hyundai’s red-hot new car in Australia
The South Korean brand has added another top-notch vehicle to its rapidly expanding performance car range.
Ford’s answer to the Toyota RAV4
The Blue Oval’s mid-size SUV gives Aussie families an alternative to big name vehicles such as the Toyota RAV4 and Mazda CX-5.
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