Car News

The MY19 Kia Stinger will arrive in Europe from August with a tweaked transmission offering full manual over-ride, but we won’t get it here…

After assessing 17 different vehicles, NSW Police today confirmed the BMW 530d and Chrysler SRT Core will replace its Commodore and Falcon highway patrol fleet and be on the road from July.

The HSV Chevrolet Camaro 2SS has been detailed on the brand’s website ahead of its arrival in mid-2018 and the most interesting item is that it will be automatic only.

The refreshed 2019 Ford Everest has been detailed ahead of its launch here later this year, it adds a 10-speed automatic, AEB, a 3100kg towing capacity and more.

The refreshed 2019 Ford Ranger sees a new 10-speed transmission, AEB, and three engines, including a bi-turbo 2.0L with 157kW and 500Nm.

The Assistant Minister to the Treasurer, the Hon. Michael Sukkar MP recently announced the Government’s plan to introduce mandatory data sharing of repair and service information…The FCAI claims it’s unnecessary.

Peugeot is offering free upgrade on 208 and 308 Active variants to Allure spec until the end of June.

Nissan Australia has announced today that it will exit Supercars at the end of this season, five years after it first entered the series with Kelly Racing in 2013.

The 2018 Skoda Karoq arrives Down Under in July and will be priced from $29,990+ORC for the manual and $32,290+ORC for the DSG variant.

Ford Australia has announced a five-year unlimited kilometre warranty applying on new vehicle purchases from 1 May 2018…what it means for those who purchased a new Ford at the end of April we don’t yet know.

The Aston Martin DB11 AMR replaces the formerly range-topping and outgoing V12-engined DB11, it offers a more-power engine, tweaked transmission and exhaust.

The 2019 Rolls-Royce Cullinan has been revealed to the world via the Internet, but our man in Blighty got to see and touch the thing months ago, here’s everything we know.

Following a running “equipment realignment” and retesting by ANCAP, all Kia Stingers built from March 2018 will carry a 5 Star ANCAP rating.

The refreshed 2019 Hyundai iLoad and iMax has been released boasting a tweaked exterior, more features, and expanded model line-up across both variants.

The 2018 BMW M5 Competition will arrive Down Under later this year, priced from $229,000+ORC. BMW hasn’t said how many vehicles will be available for Australian buyers.