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Large SUV sales are falling in Australia in 2026 — down 11 per cent in the under-$80K segment and 13 per cent in the over-$80K tier — while eight new models have entered the category. For buyers who have the Toyota LandCruiser Prado or Ford Everest on their shortlist, here's what the market data actually means.
Ford's senior executives have opened the door to a four-door Mustang sedan, with one exec noting the nameplate could expand again. For Australian buyers who've been waiting for a proper Ford sedan, here's what the intel suggests — and why it's not a done deal.
A Melbourne design studio called CarVibe has released concept renderings for a 'Correction Kit' to address the Kia Tasman's controversial styling. For buyers sitting on the fence, here's what the kit changes and whether it's worth waiting for.
Rolls-Royce has updated its Spectre electric coupe with an 18 per cent range boost to 628km, faster charging, and a new battery cell technology borrowed from parent company BMW. For buyers in the ultra-luxury EV space, here's what the Series II changes — and what stays the same.
The next-generation Toyota Corolla Cross is reportedly due around 2028, wearing Baby RAV4 styling, a TNGA-C platform carrying hybrid and likely PHEV power, and a projected starting price near $40,000 before on-road costs. Here's everything that's known and what it means for buyers shopping the compact SUV segment now.
Cupra Australia has recalled 169 Terramar SUVs sold in 2025 over a dual software fault affecting power steering and driver safety systems. The steering issue makes cornering significantly harder; the ADAS fault can disable Emergency Assist without warning. Here's what owners need to do.
Lexus Australia has recalled 2,593 GX 550, UX 300h and UX 300e vehicles over a software fault that can prevent critical warning lights from displaying during startup. Here's what owners need to do and what it means if you're shopping one now.
Kia Australia has recalled 1,180 Picanto hatchbacks built from 2020 to 2023 due to a manufacturing defect where the fuel feed tube may lack sufficient clearance from a battery sensor wire, creating a fire risk. The fix is free and must be carried out at an authorised Kia dealer.
The Cadillac Optiq arrives in Australia from $80,000, but buyers should know they are getting yesterday's US specification. The high-performance Optiq-V is not coming due to regulatory constraints, and the DC charging rate is capped lower than the American version.
BMW Australia has added the iX3 40 at $89,900 before on-road costs, placing it $20,000 below the existing 50 xDrive and crucially underneath the Luxury Car Tax threshold. Despite the price difference, the 40 carries the full tech specification of the more expensive model and offers 300kW DC fast charging.
Victoria's car theft rate has reached a crisis point, with 32,000 vehicles stolen in 2025 and insurance claims hitting $243 million, more than every other state combined. Every other state recorded a decline. The problem is accelerating and it directly affects what Australian car buyers pay for insurance.
BMW Australia has confirmed the M2 Coupe M xDrive for Q4 delivery, priced $5,000 above the rear-wheel drive model. The all-wheel drive system is paired with new M Ignite combustion technology designed to meet Euro 7 emissions without touching the 353kW output.