Car Advice

The idea of retrofitting a new car’s system to an older model comes up from time to time, and on this occasion it’s the Toyota 86.

Australia is a big country and there can often be incredibly long distances between towns, here’s how to stave off boredom if you’re driving alone.

We get a lot of questions on tyres which is no surprise as they’re important and wear out quickly. Here’s another question about uneven wear.

Top tips and hints to ensure you get the most out of visiting a new car showroom when buying your new car.

A car with well-maintained paintwork will always look younger than one with chips and scratches. Here’s how to keep your car looking new.

Replacing a car’s windscreen wiper blade is one of the easiest automotive DIY jobs you can do. Here’s how to do it.

The Subaru Outback is a great car, but there comes a time when something more capable is needed, and this reader is leaning towards the Holden Trailblazer.

VSC, B-LSD, TRC, ABS and EBD – Toyota 86 and Subaru BRZ is/are constantly working hard to keep you on the road.

Driving on rural roads is a whole lot different to driving around town. Here are five country road driving tips.

Two more readers want help selecting a tow car, one is looking to tow a boat and the other can’t decide between Pajero and Pajero Sport…

Bodywork scratches go hand-in-hand with offroading in wooded areas, but there are ways to reduce bush pinstripes…

Want to get the best from your in-car sat-nav guidance? Here are our top five Dos and Don’ts.

Young drivers are over-represented in crashes, so good driving habits need to be formed early – Ford Driving Skills for Life launched in Australia.

What is a recovery point and does the Toyota Fortuner have one?

Just about every single new car is fitted with cruise control or its clever new brother, active cruise control, so what is it and how does it work?