Keyless cars have been around a while, but there’s still a few tips and tricks to learn. But first, what is keyless? Normal cars require you press a button which unlocks the vehicle, or if they’re really old, actually insert a bit of metal into a keyhole to unlock.  

Ford has revealed its camera-based advanced front lighting system that can adapt the front lights for junctions and illuminate pedestrians and animals on the road.

Narva has released its 13-pin Euro Trailer Adaptors which are designed to help owners of European vehicles ensure compatibility with Australian caravans and trailers.

With many parts of Australia experiencing a very cold snap this week, seeing snow fall where it doesn’t normally we thought we’d explain how to drive in the snow.

Two things collide on the road.  But that was an accident, right? Nope.  It was a collision.  Or a crash.  Or an incident.  As we recently argued in an article on driver training, use of the term “accident” implies something happened that nobody could have prevented, like the sun rising

Hyundai has revealed local pricing and specifications for the 2016 Hyundai Tucson which will go on-sale from August 1, with prices from $27,490 (+ORC).

The Subaru Forester and Outback are two of the most well-regarded softroaders on the market.  How do you choose? Let’s start with what’s the same about the two.  Both have have “Subaru” written on them, so resale is going to be as good as it gets.  Both have Subaru’s excellent all wheel

Toyota have unveiled their Fortuner.  Here’s what we know. The Fortuner is Toyotat’s “wute” – a wagon developed from a ute, in this case the new Hilux.  Toyota now in effect have two product lines, 4WD and SUVs.   For the SUVs there’s RAV4, Kluger and FJ Cruiser.  Only kidding, the

The 2016 Toyota Fortuner has been officially revealed with Toyota announcing it will go on-sale in Australian at the end of October.