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New cars. Big ideas. Better decisions.
Your view of what’s moving Australia.
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Subaru has debuted new hands-free driving technology on its latest Outback, but it is unclear whether it will come to Australia.
A new report says replacing 1 million petrol cars with EVs could cut Australia’s fuel use by over 1 billion litres a year. But are Australians actually making the switch?
Chinese car brands like BYD, MG and GWM are rapidly growing in Australia, offering lower prices, long warranties and strong EV options. But are they actually worth buying in 2026?
Genesis is preparing a bold new flagship SUV with coach doors. Here is what it means for pricing, dealer behaviour, and how buyers can take advantage.
Toyota is reportedly keeping its core models on sale for up to nine years. That shift changes how pricing, discounts, and dealer leverage will play out for buyers.
Audi is reportedly developing a hardcore off-road SUV to take on the Land Rover Defender and Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen. Here is how this shift impacts your next luxury car purchase.
Porsche’s electric Cayenne is coming fast, with serious range and performance. Here’s what it means for pricing, dealer behaviour, and how buyers can use it to their advantage.
The 2026 Kia Stonic arrives with a bold new look and a standard mild-hybrid engine, but higher entry costs mean buyers need a sharper negotiation strategy.
Hyundai is now one of the most profitable car brands globally. That changes how dealers price cars and how much leverage you have.
Nissan has finally locked in its direct rival to the BYD Shark 6. We break down what the Frontier Pro means for your next new car deal and how to handle the dealers.
Genesis reveals the G90 Wingback, a high-performance wagon concept that signals a shift in the luxury market. Here is what this means for Australian buyers navigating the premium car space.
The new Deepal L06 brings suspension tech usually associated with high-end performance cars into a mainstream Chinese EV. For Australian new car buyers, the bigger question is what this means for future pricing, dealer urgency, and how fast the local EV market is shifting.