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Mitsubishi fuel scandal could affect Peugeot and Citroen
The local distributors for Peugeot and Citroen have received “clarification” from the brands’ French head office, claiming their Mitsubishi-produced vehicles sold in Australia are unaffected by the efficiency scandal.
Dieselgate: Volkswagen insists Aussies don’t deserve payouts
US Volkswagen owners tipped to receive $US5000 peace offering, but we’re still in line for nothing
Toyota Australia vehicle supply unaffected by Japanese earthquakes
The recent earthquakes in Japan have rattled carmaker supply chains, closing production plants until the end of the month, but Australia remains unaffected at this stage.
2017 Volkswagen CrossBlue large SUV spy pics
Volkswagen will woo seven-seater buyers with this one, expected late next year as a 2018 model
Jaguar Project 7 destined for garages
Just 10 have arrived in Australia, but the fastest Jaguars ever sold will probably spend more time tucked away in a garage.
2017 Holden Commodore Black revealed
Another special version of the Holden Commodore arrives, this time called the Black Edition.
Jaguar F-Type Project 7 arrives
3.9sec 0-100km/h rear-driver is Jaguar’s most exclusive model
Inside Wheels May 2016, on sale now!
POWER PLAY! 499kW supercharged Ford Mustangs invade Oz; A Porsche finally comes last in a comparo; Merc’s E-Class techno boss
2016 Honda Civic sedan cheaper than Toyota Corolla
Pricing for the 2016 Honda Civic sedan will start at $22,390 when it goes on sale next month, making it cheaper than the Toyota Corolla and Mazda 3 – two of Australia’s most popular cars.
Mercedes-Benz builds $1.7m yacht called Arrow460-Granturismo
Rather than making cars float, automotive manufacturers are making boats instead. Enter the Mercedes-Benz Arrow460-Granturismo
2017 Holden Commodore hot hatch spy pics
Opel Insignia caught testing the limits before it arrives in Australia wearing a Holden Commodore badge – and it’s a hatchback
2016 Beijing Motor Show Preview
China’s alternating motor shows in Beijing and Shanghai have snowballed in size over recent years – just like the Chinese new car market itself – and are now attracting relatively major reveals.
Kia ‘GTI’ to replace Proceed GT
Even hotter hatchback on the way from South Korean brand
Mercedes SLC roadster future in doubt
Shrinking sales force Mercedes-Benz to weigh up the future for its compact two-door sportscar
Kia Picanto city car launches at $14,990 driveaway
The Kia Picanto is aiming to enlarge Australia’s micro-car segment with a $14,990 driveaway price that undercuts key rivals in automatic-gearbox form.
Entry-level Mini Ray confirmed
Mini’s beer-budget badge to make a comeback, priced from below $30,000
Monaro rips skids on San Francisco bridge
Hoons descend upon San Fran’s Bay Bridge with Pontiac GTO
Aston Martin Vantage GT8, V12 S models revealed
Faster, lighter, more engaging limited edition Aston Martins to farewell long running Vantage ahead of replacement model with AMG-sourced V8.
Bentley Continental GT pop art special edition by Sir Peter Blake
Many will enter the “cars are art” debate, but when the godfather of British pop art, Sir Peter Blake, puts a paintbrush to a Bentley Continental GT, there’s no question where it stands.
Volvo XC40 baby SUV spotted testing
Volvo XC40, the Swedish company’s first baby SUV, has been photographed in testing disguised as a high-riding Volvo V40 hatchback.
Ford Mustang available to hire in Sydney and Melbourne
Car rental firm Hertz has pumped up its Adrenaline Collection with some American muscle by adding the new Ford Mustang to its fun-fleet.
Holden Spark awarded 5-star ANCAP rating
The new Holden Spark is the first micro-car to be awarded five stars for safety under the 2016 ANCAP rating criteria.
Aston Martin Vantage GT8 revealed
GT12 succeeded by V8 special edition
2016 Targa Tasmania won by Matt Close in Porsche 911
Twenty-fifth anniversary road rally produces spirited contest
