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Macca’s charging for parking? More and more outlets are enforcing time limits
Selected McDonald’s restaurants across Australia are introducing paid parking after free time limits, with the fast-food giant saying the measures help keep spaces available for customers.
Aston Martin reveals an unlikely change of direction with wild Dreadnought military off-roader
The Aston Martin Dreadnought is unlike anything the brand has ever designed before, but don’t expect to see it on the frontline any time soon.
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.
From the Wheels Archive: The start of the Invasion – Japan challenges Holden’s supremacy
A 1964 Wheels story predicted Japan would challenge Holden. Six decades later, history may be repeating itself as China’s BYD closes on Toyota.
Toyota HiLux electric review: Sparky show pony misses the mark
The first fully electric HiLux hits a few of the right notes but comes with a tray full of compromise.
Chery’s iCaur V25 revealed as an extended-range RAV4 rival
Chery’s iCaur brand is on the wish-list for Australia, and the V25 medium SUV could offer an extended-range hybrid alternative to cars like the Toyota RAV4 and Mazda CX-5.
Consumer law ‘failing’ Australian car buyers and dealers – new review
AADA calls for reforms after independent report finds lengthy delays, inconsistent manufacturer involvement and growing pressure on dispute resolution processes.
Former Toyota CEO urges Japanese rivals to team up to combat Chinese brands
The previous CEO of the world’s largest automaker want more behind-the-scenes collaborations to help the Japanese industry stay afloat.
Lamborghini rules out manual transmissions to rival Porsche, Ferrari
Lamborghini has vowed to keep its road cars in line with its racing program, which means no chance of a manual transmission, be it real or simulated.
BYD names Australia as key market as it sets its sights on Toyota’s crown
BYD has named Australia as a key market in its growth plans to overtake Toyota, while the Chinese brand remains locked out of the US market.
Jaecoo J5 Hybrid small SUV pricing revealed ahead of August launch
New front-wheel-drive hybrid joins the J5 petrol and electric range, combining a 165kW powertrain with a claimed 5.6L/100km fuel economy.
2027 Volkswagen ID. Cross debuts as electric T-Cross alternative
Volkswagen has unveiled the compact electric ID. Cross, an SUV version of its ID. Polo city hatch.
Ferrari 849 Testarossa Spider review: Open-top supercar raises the bar again
Ferrari’s 772kW plug-in hybrid flagship loses its roof without sacrificing speed, precision or everyday usability, delivering an even more immersive driving experience.
Medium SUV comparison: Honda CR-V v Hyundai Tucson v Toyota RAV4 face-off
Medium SUVs remain the backbone of passenger car sales in the Australian new car market and show no sign of slowing down. This month, our reigning pick in the segment, Hyundai’s excellent Tucson, takes on Toyota’s new RAV4 and Honda’s revised CR-V.
New survey discovers the parking act that most infuriates Australians
A new study reveals Australia’s biggest neighbourhood grievance when it comes to cars.
Toyota LandCruiser 300 Performance Hybrid review: Does the new powertrain deliver?
Toyota’s new Performance Hybrid gives the LandCruiser 300 the extra muscle owners wanted, delivering stronger towing performance and effortless off-road punch.
Volkswagen’s list of under-threat models includes high-volume and surprisingly new models
News that Volkswagen may be preparing to cull underperforming models has firmed up, with a leaked list of vehicles that could be cut.
Customer sues Ford over Trump tariffs; wants a share of US$1.3 billion
A Ford Mustang Mach-E buyer is suing Ford for a partial refund following the US Supreme Court’s ruling on President Trump’s tariffs
Ford issues recall for previously recalled Ranger and Everest models
A transmission software issue has led to a recall for over 2500 Ford Ranger and Ford Everest vehicles that were recalled previously for the same issue.
2027 Hyundai Palisade Calligraphy Black Ink returns as range-topping model
Hyundai has given the luxurious Palisade Calligraphy a black-pack styling upgrade to sit atop its model range.
Australia’s ‘worst roundabout’ set for $200m overhaul – but will it work?
Long-delayed upgrade to notorious Sydney Olympic Park intersection will replace roundabout with traffic lights in bid to ease gridlock and improve safety.
EVs and PHEVs now outsell ICE vehicles in one place in Australia
One Australian territory has reached critical mass in plug-in electric vehicle uptake, now accounting for 55 per cent of all new cars sold.
Hyundai Kona Hybrid Elite review: New mid-spec grade brings extra features in reach
Hyundai recently revised the line-up of its Kona small SUV, with a new mid-spec Elite model now featuring. Is it the Kona model to choose?
Geely EX2: Bargain electric hatchback priced for Australia
Australia will have a new cheap electric hatchback to choose from in late July when the Geely EX2 launches, priced from just $26,490 plus on-road costs.
