Britons say no to self-driving cars

A survey has revealed that 70% of Britons don’t want to see self-driving cars on UK roads, with just 5% saying yes to the new technology.

The 2016 Holden Commodore VFII Ute, the “most powerful Commodore Ute ever, was revealed yesterday at the Deniliquin Ute Muster.

Noted tuning house, ARK Performance has worked-over a Hyundai Genesis upping its output to 370kW for Hyundai’s SEMA stand in November.

A running change for the 2016 Skoda Octavia will see it receive all-wheel drive when it goes on-sale in Europe in November, expect it to be an option in Australia from early 2016.

In the wake of #dieselgate there are now reports that consumers are being ripped off with cars that use far more fuel than their claimed fuel consumption.

Do you remember the Suzuki Mighty Boy? Well, the pocket-sized ute is back, sort of, with the reveal of the Suzuki Mighty Deck.

For some people it’s a painting. Or maybe clothes, and quite often coffee. And then there are cars… Enter Caterham and Morgan; simple cars for sophisticated minds.

The 2016 Tesla Model X, the world’s first full-electric SUV has been launched overnight at Tesla Motor’s Freemont factory.

Mazda has teased a new sports car concept which it says will be revealed at the Tokyo Motor Show which kicks off at the end of October.

Lexus has announced it won’t enter V8 Supercars with it RC-F under the Gen2 changes for 2017, but it will continue to provide support vehicles.

One of the easiest, quickest and greatest improvements you can make to your car is to change the tyres. We put the Toyo Proxes R1R to the test.

In unsuprising news, reports are that many Audi and Skoda diesel vehicles were also fitted with the emissions test ‘defeat […]

Toyota have released the new Hilux, and it’s way more than just a facelift. UPDATE: check out our on and […]

Victoria Police has selected the 2015 Holden Cruze SRi to serve alongside the Commodore with the first cars expected to hit the beat in October.

If Volkswagen used defeat devices to pass emissions tests, maybe others did too? or maybe not, as car makers start to deny using special systems…