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Hyundai has launched the new i20 five-door and revealed plans to produce a three-door i20 Coupe, but don’t expect either in Australia before 2016.

Australian new car sales fell in August 2014 by 5402 sales, compared with August 2013, with 88,157 new passenger cars, SUVs and commercial vehicles sold.

Mercedes-Benz Trucks announces a Snow Drive Experience in New Zealand as part of its new Driving Academy.

Mitsubishi has announced price cuts and specification increases for its 2015 Lancer line-up with pricing starting from $18,990 (+ORC).

The Dodge Challenger gets reimagined as an off-roader by Joey Ruiter. Meet the Dodge Challenger A/T Untamed Concept.

Despite a recommendation by the Productivity Commission, the Government says Australia won’t become a grey imports “dumping ground”.

Want to make a statement next time you head off-road? Enter the Gurkha Rapid Patrol Vehicle which maker Terradyne is now offering in civilian guise.

The Koup’s turbocharged engine offers plenty of grunt and the chassis is flexible enough to make it a properly comfortable car with enough agility to have a bit of fun on a twisting road.

Would Land Rover have escaped a savaging if its Defender concept (the DC100) had looked more like the Ford Bronco concept from 2004?

ARB has launched its next-generation Ascent canopy range designed for Mazda BT-50 and Ford Ranger dual-cab utes.

A warmed-up version of the garden-variety Hyundai i30, the SR variant gets a bigger engine and sports-tuned suspension. The price and standard kit see it appeal in the segment.

Thanks goodness its Friday. Here’s our five videos on Friday to help relax you into the weekend. Caution: If you’re trying to hit a 5pm deadline, do not hit play.

This week we took our 2014 Subaru XV 2.0i-S out into the bush and the cheeky thing cocked its wheel – that must make it a proper off-roader? Welcome to week 5.

2014 Jeep Cherokee and Infiniti Q50 top list of vehicles most vulnerable to hacking, according IOActive security professionals presenting at 2014 DefCon. But, what could hackers actually do if they took control of your car?

Fifty years after he was ‘discovered’ in 1964 by Goodwood track manager Robin Mackay, Sir Jackie Stewart will be honoured at this year’s Goodwood Revival (September 12-14).