Plenty of YouTube videos prove that parking is not easy.  Now cars can park themselves…but is the technology any Good? Self-parking systems are becoming more and more common now.  Cars we’ve tested of late that can self park include top-end Mercedes to Hyundai SUVs to the example we’ll use, today,

Nissan has carried out a survey of European drivers to find out who crashes the most, and the results may not be a surprise. By a fair margin, it seems Italians are the worst when it comes to crashing.  Is anyone surprised?  And did anyone expect the UK to be

Car manufacturers build their reputation on certain styles, designs and philosophies. Can they, should they, ever betray those principles? BMW has spent decades telling the world rear wheel drive is best. Now there’s the front-drive X1. Subaru is adamant all wheel drive is the way to go. Except for their

The Land Rover Heritage Driving Experience is now open for business, giving punters the chance to drive everything from the Series I onwards.

Windscreen wipers are one of the most neglected items on our vehicles, here’s how to check and replace windscreen wiper blades.

The 2015 Mitsubishi ASX has been refreshed with some very mild cosmetic tweaks to keep it competitive with new players, like Mazda CX-3 and Honda HR-V.

The 2016 Mitsubishi Challenger has been revealed in patent filings which reveal it won’t share the new Triton’s front end.

Can tow 3500kg! The claim is there in big bold letters in the brochure, but here’s why your 3500kg tow rating may not really be a 3500kg tow rating.

Ford has ended its vagueness about the output of the V8 in the 2015 Ford Shelby GT350 Mustang and GT350R Mustang, revealing it’ll make 392kW and 580Nm.

The 2015 Honda Civic Type R will arrive in European dealerships from July, but locally there’s still no confirmation the hot hatch will come to Australia.