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The enhanced Kia Rio line-up brings class-leading infotainment tech and some much-needed safety upgrades for price increases of up to $1800.

The new generation of Land Rover's iconic Defender is now arriving in Australian showrooms, with prices starting at around $70,000 and topping out north of $130,000.

There's a special Subaru WRX on its way to Australian dealers, with some mild exterior updates and a better-specced cabin.

The arrival of Land Rover's smaller Defender has been pushed back to early in 2021, and COVID-19 is to blame.

As the world shut up shop to slow the spread of the Coronavirus pandemic, General Motors slipped into the red.

Land Rover's new flagship off-roader has touched down in Australia in four-door 110 form, and it's totally different to any Defender before it.

Aussie-first wheel alignment technology, no Mazda 3 turbo for Australia and phone detection cameras. Catch up on all the latest car news.

Coronavirus-related closures around the world have seen Fiat Chrysler record a large loss during the previous quarter.

JBL. B&O. Mark Levinson. Harman Kardon. In audiophile circles, these are all names renowned for producing speakers and other audio components of superlative quality.

The Mercedes-Benz S-Class has an impressive history of being the first car to feature new technologies. We take a look back at a few of the highlights, as well as one or two which actually made their debut elsewhere.

Thanks to its partnership with Volkswagen, Ford turned an operating loss into a profit during the second quarter.

Unbelievably, you all wanted to hear more from the CarExpert founders. Here, we chat about our first trip to Europe together.

Compact and small SUVs are a booming market. They may look more rugged and larger – but how different are they really from their hatchback counterparts?

After years of being pointless, somebody has finally identified a purpose for coupe SUVs – at least beyond fat profits. We don’t think this body style is going anywhere anytime soon.

Subaru's next-generation sports car twin, once again developed with Toyota, is expected to launch late next year. In the meantime, there's plenty of stock of the current car on the way.

Mazda is readying a new rear/all-wheel drive platform and inline six-cylinder petrol and diesel engines, and both could feature in the next CX-5.