Toyota’s dramatic call on popular model
It was once one of the most sought-after cars in the country, but a change in buying habits has forced Australia’s top car maker to change tack.
It was once one of the most sought-after cars in the country, but a change in buying habits has forced Australia’s top car maker to change tack.
The world’s biggest carmaker has been slow to act on battery-powered electric vehicles but its latest vehicle could leapfrog the competition.
There are hints of the cult classic WRX hot hatch and the BRZ sports car in the lines of the coupe revealed at this year’s Japan Mobility Show.
One of the most beloved hot hatches of the past 45 years has been given a thoroughly modern makeover – and there’s a big twist under the shiny sheet metal.
Car makers are experimenting with new ways to win customers as the motor industry undergoes a revolution in how Australians buy and use cars.
The Japanese giant is bringing a small number of its new type of car to Australia that could be the answer to one of the biggest electric car questions.
The luxury German brand has shown off its next-generation car that will form the base for almost all of its future machines.
Benz has pushed the throttle to the floor as it looks to expand its new range of cars, and its latest machine has set a new benchmark.
Within just a few years the Tesla Model 3 has become the best selling electric car in the world. We find out why it’s such a hit.
The German brand has revealed its most important model yet, which is packed with eye-popping hi-tech features.
While most car makers are developing battery-powered electric cars, Toyota is hard at work developing a fuel source for future HiLuxes and LandCruisers.
The electric vehicle maker’s new truck has been spotted flying around a test track after vision of it on the same track was captured by a spying drone videographer.
The company is known for its sleek electric cars, but the next vehicle expected to go into production is a little different.
Groundbreaking new technology using augmented reality will mean you are unlikely to ever get lost or miss a turn ever again.
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