Isaac Bober

The Pepsi max Crew has launched the final ever Ford Falcon V8 Supercar onboard Royal Australian Navy flagship HMAS Canberra.

BMW’s new GT racer, the 2016 BMW M6 GT3, has had its first outing at the company’s Dingolfing-based test track.

Lexus is expected to announce today (Feb 6) that its 2015 RC-F will become the new safety car for the 2015 V8 Supercar Championship.

Nissan Australia has announced Michael Caruso will compete in the 2015 V8 Supercar Championships in the global motorsport colours of Nissan and NISMO.

The RACQ is warning motorists that record low fuel prices are beginning to rise in that state, suggesting the long low price cycle is coming to an end.

Warren Luff and Shane Smollen have spent a week in Levi, Finland drift a range of Porsche cars, including the 911 GT3 and Turbo models.

Despite a delayed launch in Australia due to a brake issue, ANCAP has given the 2015 Suzuki Celerio a 4 star rating, while the Sonata scored 5 stars.

Forty years after it unveiled its first-ever mid-rear-engined V8, the 308 GTB, Ferrari has revealed the Ferrari 488 GTB.

Ford has revealed its all-wheel drive 2015 Ford Focus RS which runs the Mustang’s EcoBoost engine and boasts more than 235kW and 433Nm.

Ford is set to take the wraps off its 2015 Ford Focus RS tonight Australian time, but images surfaced on the internet earlier today.

The 2015 Renault Kadjur has been revealed hours after images of compact SUV leaked online, it gets its global debut at the Geneva Motor Show.

Following the Japan-Australia Free Trade Agreement, Honda Australia has cut up to $1580 from the price of a new Honda Odyssey.

The facelifted 2015 Ford Ranger has been spied again in Thailand, but this time it’s the entry-level single-cab that’s been caught.

Nissan’s boffins seem to have let their hair down and fitted a Nissan Juke Nismo RS with tank tracks to create the Juke Nismo RSnow.

Toyota has announced it will return to the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) in 2017 with a car developed and built by the Toyota Motorsport GmbH (TMG) technical centre in Germany.