All NewsPage 1105

Which vehicles dominate their respective market segments? All of the cars in this list have market share of at least 40 per cent.

Isuzu hasn't yet confirmed what the next MU-X will look like, but there's plenty to be gleaned from the launch of the new D-Max on which it'll be based.

Set to touch down in October, the 2021 BMW 4 Series promises to be better differentiated from the 3 Series than ever before.

Some 30,105 C-Class, CLK, CLS and E-Class models sold between 2000 and 2010 could have loose sunroof panels, forcing a safety recall.

We've caught Hyundai's better-late-than-never i30 N DCT testing in Sydney's northern suburbs. Will the DCT help take the fight to the new Volkswagen Golf GTI?

Isuzu Ute says it's keeping a close eye on things, but has nothing to announce regarding a factory-backed D-Max bristling with 4x4 mods.

Isuzu Ute Australia wants at least 10 per cent share for its new workhorse, with most of the gains expected to come from its more sophisticated, safer new 4x4 flagship versions.

The new Fortuner has been priced. With the same powered-up engine as the HiLux, it's ready to take on the Ford Everest and Mitsubishi Pajero Sport.

Ford has announced new variants and options for the 2020 Ranger 4x4, including a new XL Special Edition and the return of the popular XLT Fully Loaded.

The refreshed Toyota HiLux line-up has been detailed for Australia. Workmate, SR and SR5 models land first, with Rogue and Rugged X grades on the way.

The slow-motion unveiling of the W223 Mercedes-Benz S-Class continues with the largely button-free cabin the latest piece to be more fully unveiled.

Australia's best-selling car has been treated to an overhaul. More power, more tech, and a more attractive exterior headline the changes.

It's happening, Australia. The BMW M3 Touring has been locked in Down Under, in news that'll give the Audi RS4 Avant something to really think about.

Almost 25,000 Volvo vehicles sold between 2007 and 2018 have been recalled to fix a problem with the front seatbelts.

The new Isuzu D-Max has finally been detailed for Australia. The starting price is steeper, but there's a full suite of safety kit standard, a sharper exterior, and a more upmarket interior on board.

The 2021 Isuzu D-Max is here. It's now a twin to the Mazda BT-50, and promises to be a more upmarket, refined, and capable ute than its rugged predecessor.