Ford Australia’s local operations are set to become a vital part of the Ford empire, developing and engineering vehicles for the world.

France will introduce incentive payments to get car owners to switch from diesel cars to electric cars from April.

Following the Japan-Australia Free Trade Agreement, Honda Australia has cut up to $1580 from the price of a new Honda Odyssey.

Let’s not hold back, I reckon Ford has a great chance to deliver an iPhone into the world of keypad Nokias with its 2015 Ford Everest which will be launched here later this year.

Isaac Bober’s first drive 2015 Land Rover Freelander2 TD4 SE review with pricing, specs, ride and handling, safety and verdict.

Mark Higgins’ first drive 2014 Hyundai i20 Active review with pricing, specs, ride and handling, safety and verdict.

At the recent London Classic Car Show, James May announced the Corgi DB5 model car is the car that changed the world. Is he right?

The Australian new car market realised 1,113,224 new cars in 2014, topping 1.1 million for only the third time ever, according to VFACTS results released today.

Hyundai Australia announced it’s imported a Hyundai ix35 Fuel Cell into Australia, is building a self-sufficient hydrogen-filling station, and is trying to convince the Government to create a ‘Hume by Hydrogen’ highway.

Ford Australia will roll out 20 new or refreshed models by 2020, rejuvenate its customer-service model by borrowing from Apple, and attempt to reverse nine years of sales decline.

Mazda3 topped new car sales in November as Australia racks up 1 million new vehicle sales, with predictions of full-year sales to top 1.1 million.

Ford Australia has announced specification details for its six-line 2015 Ford Mondeo line-up which will go on-sale in early 2015.

The Holden Commodore dominates the list of Australia’s most stolen cars so far in 2014, closely followed by the Toyota Hilux.

Toyo Tires claims its brand-new NanoEnergy 3 tyre can reduce fuel consumption by 5.5% when compared with a conventional car tyre.

Jaguar has revealed its 2015 Jaguar F-Type AWD at the LA Motor Show, and beyond all-wheel drive it also receives a six-speed manual transmission.