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General Motors is reportedly reviving the GMC Jimmy with a V8 engine to take on the Ford Bronco and Jeep Wrangler. Here is why this is a major shift for off-road buyers.
The Subaru Trailseeker has arrived as a high-performance electric alternative to the Outback. Here is why its 280kW output and 533km range make it a serious Model Y rival.
The Mitsubishi Triton Raider has arrived with a Premcar-tuned chassis. Here is why this local engineering is the secret weapon for the upcoming Pajero return.
The Hyundai Ioniq 3 has been revealed as the electric successor to the i30. Here is why its Turkish production and premium positioning might change your buying strategy.
After two years of waiting and a 12-month Australian delay, the 2026 Cupra Formentor arrives in May. A new $49,990 entry grade and a near-doubled PHEV range change which version buyers should actually be targeting.
Australia's most powerful PHEV ute opens its reservation window on May 5 with a free home charger for the first 1000 buyers. With pricing still unconfirmed, here is what to check before you commit.
The 2027 Genesis GV60 now starts at $88,300 and slips under the thresholds that matter for novated lease buyers. That makes the real story less about luxury and more about whether the tax saving outweighs the loss of all-wheel-drive punch.
Hyundai has confirmed the Ioniq 3 for Australia in early 2027, giving buyers a new electric hatchback to benchmark against the MG 4, BYD Dolphin, and Kia EV3.
Australia's top-selling SUV is in showrooms now, but without an ANCAP safety rating. Up to 15,000 buyers could sign before safety upgrades arrive in the second half of 2026.
Nissan's executive has confirmed a raft of new models for Australia, most built through a Chinese partnership. The real question is which ones to take seriously and when.
Order books for the 2026 Honda Prelude are open now at $65,000 drive-away, making it Australia's only hybrid sports coupe under $200,000. Before you sign, there's a pricing story Honda isn't leading with.
A direct rival to the Tesla Model Y and BYD Sealion 7 is heading to Australian showrooms around mid-2026, with an expected starting price that undercuts every comparable electric SUV on the market today.