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All the new cars coming to Australia for the rest of 2026

Revealed: The best new models due to appear in Aussie showrooms and on our roads before 2027.
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10 cars that were everywhere in Australia – until suddenly they weren’t

You probably haven’t thought about some of these cars for a long time, but they used to roam Aussie streets in plague proportions.
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Modern Classic: Porsche 911 Carrera S, a company-saving creation

The final development of the air-cooled 911 was more than just the finest of its type – it saved Porsche from extinction.
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Australia’s Mustang magician: Melbourne’s Herrod Performance follows a simple recipe

The supercharged Ford Mustang with supercar-like performance is a throwback to more carefree times. And it’s built right here in Australia.
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Geely EX2 review: Small car, big energy

Meet the Geely EX2, the newest entrant into the affordable electric car battle which arrives in Australia with a big reputation.
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Ultimate plug-in hybrid test: Chery Tiggo 7 v BYD Sealion 5 v Geely Starray EM-i v GWM Haval H6

Hybrid technology paved the way for lower all-round fuel use, and electric vehicles paved the way for those wanting something completely different. But if you want to hedge your bets, plug-in hybrid drivetrains, which have benefited from advances in both petrol and electric technology, are the way to go.
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When old-school driver met new-car tech

For those of us into our fourth or fifth decade of driving – or even more – the prospect of a new vehicle that is part car, part computer can be incredibly daunting. Ellen Hill takes us on the emotional journey of the mature driver as her ‘muscle memory’ deals with an entirely different experience behind the wheel.
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Forgotten Australian cars that deserve cult status

Looking for a weekend car that’s an under-appreciated, under-the-radar classic? Any one of these overlooked models could be the next cult superstar.
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Mazda2 Evolve review: Veteran light car still gets the basics right

The Mazda2 may be one of Australia’s oldest cars, but its sharp dynamics, equipment and drivetrain still make it a solid option in 2026…
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Mercedes-Benz CLA electric review: New beginnings

The first electric car from the German brand’s reimagined EV strategy is a winner in more ways than one.
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BMW iX3 review: The new benchmark

The first of BMW’s much-hyped Neue Klasse vehicles has arrived in Australia, instantly reshaping the conversation around what an electric vehicle can be.
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Hybrid Heroes: Honda HR-V v Hyundai Kona comparison

As hybrid technology reshapes Australia’s favourite vehicle segment, we compare two fuel-sipping small SUVs battling for value, efficiency, practicality and everyday driving appeal

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Jaecoo J5 Track review: A bargain small SUV, but how does it shape up to main rivals?

The small SUV segment is cut throat, but the new petrol variant of the Jaecoo J5 is hard to resists with a $25,990 driveaway starting price.
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Modern Classic: Porsche Cayman, much more than a marketing exercise

It might have been derided as a ‘poor man’s Porsche’ but it didn’t take long for the Cayman to prove its worth as arguably the best-handling Porsche of its generation.
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BYD Seal 6 Touring review: ‘Making wagons cool again’

A plug-in hybrid station wagon with over 1000km driving range between refills? And now the most affordable in its class in Australia? What’s not to like?
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Toyota bZ4X AWD review: Refreshed electric SUV takes aim at Tesla, BYD and Zeekr

Competition amongst electric medium SUVs is fierce, which is why the updated Toyota bZ4X is fighting an uphill battle. Will its overhaul help it win over more fans?
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‘Billion dollar baby’: It’s 20 years since the VE Commodore first launched

Twenty years on, Holden’s clean-sheet VE Commodore remains one of the boldest and most ambitious vehicles ever conceived in Australia – a billion-dollar gamble that became a national icon.
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Which are the top 10 cheapest electric SUVs in Australia?

The price barrier for electric cars has fallen in the past 12 months, bringing them in reach of many more Australians. Which are the current 10 cheapest SUV models?
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Ford Mustang returns to patrol US highways as police embrace V8 muscle

The iconic pony car is in use by a number of police forces across America, plus a look back at some of the best examples of high-powered Australian police cars.
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XPeng G6 review: Tesla Model Y rival now factory-backed and updated

The Chinese brand has just relaunched in Australia under factory distribution, so how does the updated XPeng G6 fair against a sea of rivals like the Tesla Model Y?
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10 cars that introduced tech we now take for granted

It’s easy to forget that the tech in modern cars had to start somewhere. These are the starting points for commonplace features that were revolutionary when they debuted.
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BYD Sealion 7 Premium review: Proof of the progress of Chinese cars

China’s automotive surge is reshaping Australia’s new-car market, and BYD’s Sealion 7 shows exactly why buyers are embracing the change.
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Origin story: A walk through time visiting Stuttgart’s famous Mercedes Museum

The stunning Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart is more than just a history of the brand – it’s a walk through history itself.
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Dying breed: The last remaining manual cars available in Australia

The mechanical connection of a clutch and manually manipulated gear lever continues to be a rare find on Australia’s new car market, with just 25 cars and light commercial vehicles left with the three-pedal option.

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