The roundabout can be an instrument for good, but too often, argues Isaac Bober, moronic drivers and cyclists ruin it for the rest of us.

Every vehicle in Australia is categorised according to its purpose, but some seem to be in the wrong category. That’s important for off roaders.

Electronic stability control (ESC) has been compulsory on all passenger cars sold in Australia since 2013, but just what is ESC and how does it work?

Owning a car for some people is about getting from A to B… but there’s more to a car than just that. Here are five reasons why a car is fun to drive.

Almost every new car now comes with ABS or Anti-Lock Braking System, but just what is it and how does it work?

Robert Pepper’s 2016 Mitsubishi Pajero Sport Exceed seven-seat practicality test.

A reader has asked about the need to replace all tyres on an all-wheel drive car when just one gets a puncture. Myth-busting time.

Here’s how to handle diesel particulate filter (DPF) problems when offload and driving at slow speed.

We’ve been asked whether systems like electronic stability control (ESC) there to add “sportiness” or for emergency purposes?

A reader wants help choosing a small SUV. And their shortlist includes: Suzuki Grand Vitara, Range Rover Evoque and Land Rover Discovery Sport…

Can the Toyota Fortuner’s third-row seats be easily removed? And is it even legal?

Third-row seats in the Toyota LandCruiser 200 Series and an old Honda Accord Euro… we’re here to answer any questions on cars you can think of!

These two cars share the same base, but one produces 90kW (A180) and the other 280kW (AMG A45). So isn’t the AMG three times faster? The title image is of the Mercedes-Benz AMG A45. The base car is the humble A180 which produces 90kW and the AMG version 280kW. The

Nobody wants to damage their car, so are paddle shifters a risk?

The “what sort of towcar should I buy?” is a common question, but at least this time the reader hasn’t already bought the car…