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Motoring
Little-known rule that cost driver $500
The driver, who copped a whopping fine, has said he was treated “unfairly” over the little-known rule.
Wild alleged hammer attack in carpark
A Sydney driver has been left shaken after he was allegedly attacked by a man with a hammer on his way to work.
Test proves you must think twice driving
A car expert has tested the accuracy of the navigation app Speedos and has been shocked at the results.
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Good news for new car buyers
The pendulum is starting to swing in favour of shoppers as slowing demand leads some car makers to slash the prices, including a $12,000 saving on a family SUV.
Shock over ‘heinous’ personalised plate
Anger has erupted over yet another personalised number plate deemed offensive, spotted on the road in Melbourne.
New Toyota 4WD confirmed for this year
One of the most trusted names in the game has detailed its wild looking new off-roader that blends family-hauling duties with rugged performance.
New breed of vehicles to hit Aussie roads
Silent, rapid and relatively affordable, this emerging class of vehicle could change the way people approach green motoring.
‘This can’t go on’: Call for huge car crackdown
Australia’s growing obsession with giant trucks “can’t go on” if the country is serious about cutting emissions, an expert has warned.
Serious crash shuts down major city block
A serious crash between a motorcycle and a vehicle has shut down a major city CBD block.
Violent mob destroys self-driving car
A crowd vandalised a Waymo self-driving taxi, owned by Google, before setting it on fire in San Francisco’s Chinatown.
Deadly flaw leads to Toyota recall
Thousands of Toyota drivers are being warned to return their car after a dangerous flaw was uncovered.
Audi A3 Sedan delivers luxury in a compact package
Small sedans aren’t particularly fashionable, but this suave four-door delivers the goods.
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.
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