There’s nothing worse than a saggy seat…Ford this week revealed it uses a robotic butt, Robutt, to simulate a decade of dry use. It’s not being used to test wet use.

Dan DeGasperi puts the recently arrived Holden Acadia LTZ-V to test against the segment darling, the Mazda CX-9 Azami LE.

Toyota has announced both a five-year, unlimited kilometre warranty across its entire range of passenger vehicles, and a money-back guarantee.

Audi has demonstrated the integration of virtual reality for backseat passengers at the Consumer Electronics Show but has it gone too far?

Harley-Davidson has revealed specifications for its Livewire electric motorcycle at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas overnight.

The Atlis XT electric dual-cab ute is available for order now boasting four-wheel drive and a driving range of up to 800km. It’s expected to launch in 2020.

Honda has released the budget-oriented CR-V VTi-E7 seven-seat SUV in Australia priced from $34,490+ORC.

Ssangyong will launch a long-wheelbase version of the Musso in the second-quarter of 2019, boosting length to 5.4m and payload from 790kg to 1020kg.

Australian new car sales in 2018 were down on both 2016 and 2017 numbers with sales in December falling 14.3 percent. Toyota HiLux finished the year as the country’s best-selling vehicle.

Volkswagen teases portable electric vehicle fast-charging station, claims it can charge a battery in 17 minutes…to be rolled out in first half of 2019.

Subaru has announced the introduction of a five-year, unlimited kilometre warranty on all new vehicles sold from today (January 1).

Toyota Germany may have just made a boo-boo by allegedly releasing images of the all-new Toyota Supra to people signing up to receive more information about the thing.

BMW sold more than 100,000 electrified vehicles in 2017 with 2018 figures set to hit around 150,000 sales. By 2025 it will have around 25 electrified vehicles in its range.