Car News

Holden continues to test a variety of Cadillac models in Australia as questions over the brand being introduced go unanswered.

The new Hyundai Veloster is set to arrive in Australia with better equipment and performance, launching later this month from $29,490.

Want some Raptor-tough looks but with 3.5-tonne towing? The limited edition Wildtrak X might be the ticket.

Porsche has unveiled the all-new Taycan. Here is everything you need to know about the world’s newest (and temporarily greatest) electric vehicle.

August returned another poor month of sales for the Australian automotive sector.

New entry-level model to the Hyundai stable priced from under $20k.

Nissan’s compact, funky Juke remains as such, but with better practicality and a generational improvement to technology.

Ford confirms new hot hatch to launch in Australia early next year

Japanese maker says steering and suspension components could stop working in late model Pajeros.

Volkswagen Tiguan 110TSI returns to showrooms, priced from $34,150.

Nissan’s premium car brand confirms it will withdraw local operations by late 2020.

France becomes the next country to begin noise camera trials that target motorcycles and supercars.

Mercedes-Benz reveals A250e and B250e plug-in electric vehicles which will go on-sale in Europe soon, but there’s no word on whether they’ll come to Australia.

The Nissan Navara N-Trek has gone on-sale in Australia boasting a raft of cosmetic enhancements to see the ST-X based dual-cab sit at the top of the range.

Australian new car sales in July dropped again compared to the same month in 2018, seeing the market year-to-date falling by 7.7 percent, according to FCAI data.