Medium SUVs under $45K: Australia's Best Value Cars 2017
Sub-$45k medium SUVs are the fastest-growing segment in Australia as far as outright sales are concerned. You're spoiled for choice if you're shopping in this segment, but here are the cars you should have at the top of your shortlist.
Small SUV: Australia's best value cars 2017
Two Japanese stalwarts and a surprise European appearance round out the small SUV affordable top three
Premium large: Australia’s Best Value Cars 2017
Germany’s three heaviest hitters go toe-to-toe in this luxury sedan budget battle
Premium medium $45 - $60K: Australia’s Best Value Cars 2017
These are the three most cost-effective mid-size executive cars on sale in Oz
Premium compact under $50K: Australia’s Best Value Cars 2017
Audi, Mini and BMW complete the podium of small, stylish and economical luxury hatches
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2018 Wheels Car of the Year: The contenders
One of Australia’s cheapest cars is in the running for this year’s award – and a surprise entry from an Aussie hero. What else makes the cut?
Large under $65K: Australia’s Best Value Cars 2017
Fancy a little luxe for not a lot of dosh? These big sedans have plenty to give.
Large under $45K: Australia’s Best Value Cars 2017
The segment that provides the most metal for your money is no longer Australia’s favourite, but there are still plenty of compelling cars to tempt SUV-averse buyers looking for lots of space.
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Medium under $45K: Australia’s Best Value Cars 2017
After a smart sedan with decent space but don’t need something limo-sized? These cars should provide you with the “happy medium” you’re searching for.
Small over $24K: Australia’s Best Value Cars 2017
One of the most competitive segments in Australia is fertile hunting ground for new car shoppers. Here are the best buys of the bunch.
Small under $24K: Australia’s Best Value Cars 2017
The most popular models in the small car segment exist in this price bracket. So, what’s the best choice among the popular crowd?
Light $17K - $25K: Australia’s Best Value Cars 2017
‘Compact’ doesn’t necessarily have to feel ‘cheap’. Spend a few more dollars and you can get a city car that’s a little more posh.
Light under $17K: Australia’s Best Value Cars 2017
Mazda 2 takes a near flawless victory in this budget-conscious segment
City cars: Australia’s Best Value Cars 2017
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Australia’s Best Value Cars 2017: Explained
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Volvo S90: 2017 Car of the Year contender
Swedish seduction and safety can only go so far.
Toyota Prius: 2017 Car of the Year contender
Incremental gains meet some backwards moves
Skoda Superb: 2017 Car of the Year contender
Mostly well done, but dynamically under-cooked.
Renault Megane: 2017 Car of the Year contender
Offers limited resistance to Golf’s dominance.
Renault Koleos: 2017 Car of the Year contender
Space is the only real frontier in this profoundly un-French SUV.
Porsche 718 Boxster: 2017 Car of the Year contender
A progressive, persuasive – but expensive –nod to Stuttgart’s past … and future.
Mini Clubman: 2017 Car of the Year contender
Being a more ‘maxi’ mini is no bad thing; it’s more the perception of what constitutes ‘premium'.
Mercedes-Benz GLC: 2017 Car of the Year contender
Premium SUV demands you spend up on suspension tech iF you want to avoid struggle-street ride.