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New cars. Big ideas. Better decisions.
Your view of what’s moving Australia.
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The updated 992.2 GT3 refines what was already near-perfect. For Australian buyers, this is Porsche's most complete road-going sports car to date.
Not every EV is a soulless appliance. These are the electric vehicles delivering real driving excitement for Australian buyers right now.
You don't need an SUV to carry the family. These wagons, hatches and people movers deliver the space, safety and value that Australian families actually need.
Audi is introducing extended-range EVs in China but has ruled them out for Australia at this stage. Here's what that means for local buyers watching the EREV category grow.
Hyundai has ordered a global stop-sale on the 2026 Palisade Calligraphy following a child's death in the US linked to a power seat fault. Here's everything Australian buyers need to know.
Chinese brands have taken nearly a quarter of new car sales in Australia, growing 62% year-on-year. But an accounting firm is warning the dealer expansion isn't sustainable.
The all-new BMW i3 is an electric mid-size sedan with class-leading range and a 2027 Australian arrival date. Here's the full picture for local buyers.
Queensland-based AUSEV has gone into receivership after Ford scrapped the F-150 Lightning. Here's what the collapse means for buyers considering EV utes.
The facelifted BMW 7 Series is coming, and leaked images confirm the front end is getting even more dramatic. If you're shopping for a flagship luxury sedan, here's what to know.
Mazda is developing a proprietary hybrid system for the next-generation CX-5, and it won't arrive until 2027. Here's why that decision matters for Australian buyers.
The all-new 2026 Mazda CX-5 is priced from under $40,000 and opens for orders ahead of mid-year delivery. Here's the full breakdown for Australian buyers.
Safety ratings are not driving up the price of new cars, but not every brand is chasing five stars. Here's what that means for Australian buyers.