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New data confirms what social media has been buzzing about for months: car theft at Melbourne Airport is at record highs. Here's what the numbers really show, why push-button start cars are especially vulnerable, and how to leave yours parked at the airport without coming home to a problem.
Ford has reshuffled the Ranger PHEV line-up for 2026, with a new entry XL grade opening at $59,000 drive-away and a $20,000 discount over its launch price. Here's the buyer's breakdown of what's actually changed, what's been quietly removed, and how it stacks up against the BYD Shark 6.
Kia has done something rare for any car brand: publicly admitted that one of its newest models is missing the mark. The Tasman ute is getting short-term and mid-term changes well before its planned 2028 facelift. Here's what that means if you're considering one now, or waiting it out.
China is now the largest source of new cars sold in Australia, but the success story is far from uniform. BYD, GWM, MG and Chery are pulling ahead while a handful of newcomers are scraping for sales. Here's what the 2026 numbers really tell buyers.
The next-generation Hyundai Tucson cabin has been spied for the first time, and it brings a 17-inch touchscreen, downloadable apps, and a merged stalk that has divided buyers in other markets. Here is what changes for Australian buyers waiting on the new model.
Toyota Australia has ruled out the LandCruiser FJ for emissions reasons. A new hybrid version, slated for Indian production from 2029, could change the conversation. Here is what that would mean for budget 4WD buyers looking at the Suzuki Jimny and GWM Tank 300.
Nissan has posted promising results in Japan and North America off the back of new models from its Dongfeng joint-venture. The Frontier Pro plug-in hybrid ute is the brand's most important launch in years. Here is what it means for Nissan buyers in Australia.
Honda's next-generation Accord will look more like a crossover than a traditional sedan, the brand has confirmed with a new Hybrid Sedan Prototype. The pivot to hybrids continues as Honda walks back its electric car plans. Here is what Australian buyers should know.
The Strait of Hormuz disruption is no longer just a fuel story. Sulphur supplies critical to EV battery production have fallen 97 per cent in two months, and the flow-on for Australian car buyers is real. Here is how it could play out at dealership level.
Toyota's North American CEO has confirmed a RAV4-based ute is in development. The compact pickup will battle the Ford Maverick and Hyundai Santa Cruz. Here is what an Australian launch would mean for HiLux owners and small-ute buyers.
Mitsubishi has confirmed the reborn Pajero will not return as a short-wheelbase model and will instead launch as a full-size five-door benchmarked against the Toyota LandCruiser 300. Triton-based and with 470Nm of torque, here is what it means for Australian 4WD buyers.
Hyundai has slashed drive-away pricing across four electric models for a limited window. Kona Electric, Ioniq 5, Inster, and Elexio all carry savings of up to $14,567 if bought and delivered by 31 May. Here is how the deals stack up and what to ask the dealer.