Motor Sport Report - 19/01/14
Mini wins Dakar again; Aussie takes bike podium; Porsche reveals 2015 racer; American teen for Bathurst
Detroit Motor Show: Hyundai Santa Cruz chasing Aussie ute buyers
City-slicker ute is a “love letter” plea to the Koreans to get busy
VIDEO: SUMMERNATS 28 BURNOUT MASTERS
When it comes to burnouts, there’s no bigger show than the Liqui-Moly National Burnout Masters at Summernats. And why not – first place scores a cheque for $15,000!
2014 car sales: Australia’s Hottest 100
The complete list of the Top 100 vehicles rockin' Oz
2014 car sales: Three utes in the Top 10
Australia’s love affair with the ute continues, but mining downturn takes its toll
2014 car sales: The top 10 lists
Winners are grinners, so here’s our list of the best performers from 2014
Next Top Model: Cars of 2015 - Pt. 2
Part two of our 2015 showroom special rounds out the cars due this year we're most excited about
Toyota tops taxed new-car market
Japanese brand takes No.1 sales spot, but grumbles over luxury car tax
Merc charges into the top 10
Luxury brand Mercedes-Benz makes Australia’s top 10 bestsellers list
Toyota Oz recalls 300,000
Massive global recall impacts popular HiLux and Yaris models in Australia
Toyota Hilux: Petrol vs diesel
Revamped it may be, but has Toyota done enough to keep the Hilux up front in an increasingly competitive ute market? We drive the diesel and petrol variants to find out…
Annual Fuel Costs Could Jump By $2000: NRMA
Motorists could see their annual fuel bill jump by more than $2000 as tension in the Middle East forces petrol prices towards $2.00 per litre, according to a new study by NRMA Motoring & Services.
Mitsubishi stacks its hopes in the trayback and hatchback
Lancer and Triton help one-time punching bag to notch a profit.
Toyota halves production, shuts manufacturing plants
Expecting its first official operating loss in six decades, the automotive superpower has slashed production in Japan and America.
February vehicle sales down 21.9 percent
This month's VFACTS sales figures show more short-term doom and gloom for the local market, but spirits (and sales) should rise by June.