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The Volkswagen Golf GTI might the hot hatch benchmark, but it has been through its share of ups and downs during its 46-year history.

Toyota is recalling 7671 examples of its C-HR as a fuel pump fault could lead to a fuel leak in the engine compartment.

Australia's most populous State sets out policies to become "the Norway of Australia" by driving EV take-up through subsidies and rolling out fast chargers.

Technically the Volkswagen Group’s budget option, the ‘Simply Clever’ brand has increasingly been encroaching on Volkswagen's territory.

Australia's car companies will be obliged to sell technical data to independent workshops from July 2022, as a bill to drive competition passes both houses.

Toyota has issued the first official image of the third-generation Tundra pickup truck, which will go on sale later this year.

French marques are known for avant-garde design, and this is represented in their badges as well.

Chemical recycling can play a bigger role in the supply chain, and cut fossil-fuel use, according to Audi and its research partners.

The full 2021 Alfa Romeo Stelvio range is now at dealers and packs more safety equipment and technology plus a new Sport variant.

The 2022 Porsche Cayenne is starting to take shape, with an updated interior and mildly tweaked cabin.

A stripped-back Jimny with steel wheels, no touchscreen, and a manual gearbox only, is coming to Australia from August for 4x4 enthusiasts.

Before we expand to new locations in Sydney and Melbourne in the coming months, we’re inviting our readers to come meet the CarExpert team, talk and drive cars on our final weekend in Warringah mall.

Hydrogen fuel-cell electric cars polarise the industry like little else. But BMW is one brand that remains committed to this potential zero-emission alternative.

Lordstown Motors battles resignations and investigations as its Endurance pick-up truck rides a rocky road to market.

Like Ford, GM is pumping even more money into EVs out to 2025, but has also signalled a commitment to hydrogen fuel-cells and world-leading driverless cars

All models in Mazda's lineup will be available with an hybrid, PHEV or EV drivetrain by 2030 as the company embraced electrification.