The 2016 Mitsubishi Challenger has been revealed today and will go on-sale in Australia by march 2016.

A new 0-100km/h electric car world record has been set by German university students who managed the sprint in 1.7 seconds flat.

Towing big, heavy trailers is not a matter of hooking up and hoping for the best – here’s our guide to everything you need to know about towing heavy trailers.

Michael Caruso’s Number 23 NISMO Nissan Altima V8 Supercar will run at this weekend’s Castrol Townsville 400 in GT Academy colours.

The Cars and Coffee movement is taking off around the world and here in Australia it’s alive and very strong. Here’s our lowdown on what it’s all about.

UK newspaper, The Telegraph, is reporting that Hyundai will drop the i30 from 2017 and replace it with a small compact SUV, likely the Creta.

The 2016 Toyota LandCruiser 200 has been spied again, this time in the metal, ahead of an expected reveal later in July.

There’s not much difference between on the limit and over it, as Swedish motoring publication Teknikens Värld demonstrated with this 2015 Nissan Pulsar.

Traction control and electronic stability control (ESC) are related, but not the same and the terms are certainly not interchangeable. What they are Electronic Stability Control (ESC) – is a system to keep a vehicle going in the direction the driver wants it to go, which is usually on the

New engine and transmission for Land Cruiser Prado  It’s taken a while, but Toyota have replaced the 3.0 turbodiesel in the Prado with a newer motor, a 2.8L, still a four-cylinder and it will be available from about August 2015.   As you’d expect, the capacity is reduced but power and

Following a leak yesterday of sales brochures, Ford has today officially announced prices and specifications for the 2015 Ford Everest 4WD wagon.

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

Motoring journalists get to travel the world testing cars, and while we all have pet cars, what you think of as bias in motoring journalism probably isn’t.

2016 Mazda MX-5 shows off its 50:50 weight distribution by being balanced on a see-saw.