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Your view of what’s moving Australia.
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AMG is building a road-legal homologation monster based on its new GT3 race car. Here's what Australian buyers need to know before it lands.
Porsche’s global sales slowdown is not just a headline. It signals a shift in pricing power. Here is how that impacts your next new car purchase in Australia.
BYD’s new three-row SUV is entering Australia aggressively priced with serious tech. Here is what that means for buyers right now.
Behind the scenes, major brands are quietly relying on China to stay competitive. For Australian buyers, this shift is already impacting pricing, supply, and how deals are being made.
The latest data shows a clear divide in how Australians are buying new cars. Understanding where demand is shifting can directly impact the price you pay.
Charging infrastructure reliability is becoming a major factor for EV buyers. New anti-theft measures are now being rolled out across Australia, and it could directly impact your decision to go electric.
Ford is quietly pushing aggressive deals on the Ranger, but most buyers don’t realise where the real savings are coming from or how to access them. Here’s how to take advantage before stock tightens again.
Kia’s new EV4 is shaping up as a serious Tesla Model 3 competitor. Here is what Australian buyers need to know before it lands.
A new high-performance Mitsubishi SUV is on the way to Australia, and it could change expectations around power, pricing, and competition in the family SUV market.
Mahindra quietly outperformed the market in 2025. That shift is now creating real pricing pressure and opportunity for new car buyers across Australia.
Hyundai just slashed the entry price to its flagship large SUV by over $13,000 with a brand-new Elite grade, and it brings the same hybrid powertrain as the top-spec model. Here's what that actually means for buyers in the market right now.
Hyundai has introduced a Pokémon-themed infotainment update, but is it just a gimmick or something buyers should actually care about when choosing a new car?