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The dual-cab 2018-19 Mercedes-Benz X-Class ute has been recalled to fix a problem with the hydraulic power steering system.

Mini is offering a new way to pay for its electric hatchback in Australia. Here's how the numbers stack up.

Lexus has refined its flagship LC and added a new convertible variant. There's a raft of mechanical upgrades and more luxury features as standard.

Expect to see more power and torque, along with an off-road pack for the all-new Mazda BT-50 and Isuzu D-Max.

BMW has revealed its next generation 4 Series Convertible, due here in the first quarter of next year with a controversial new front end and a lighter weight fabric roof.

How do these workhorse twins compare and contrast? Although they're twins under the skin, there are plenty of differences as well.

More than 6000 examples of the Toyota Corolla sold between 2003 and 2005 have been recalled to have their potentially deadly Takata airbags replaced.

Patent images shared online reveal a new Honda Civic hatchback with a decidedly more conservative look than the current car.

The Nissan Re-Leaf concept is an electric vehicle capable of venturing into disaster situations and providing power for rescue and relief equipment.

Audi's latest plug-in hybrid offers up to 78km of zero-emissions driving, but don't expect it to grace our shores anytime soon.

The Ford Puma is hitting showrooms later this month, priced from $31,990 drive-away, with virtual test drives and factory bonuses on offer at launch.

Wearing a similarly bluff front to the new D-Max but with more crossover-inspired styling, the next-generation Isuzu MU-X promises a similarly huge leap in safety and convenience features.

Going, going, gone. Toyota's rally tearaway is sold out at its bargain-basement launch price, although some dealers are still taking orders.

The all-new Genesis GV70 has been shown as a camouflaged prototype this week ahead of a full reveal expected to be in the coming months.

Porsche has taken a leaf from airlines' book, allowing owners to offset the carbon from their cars and support Australian environmental projects.

BMW crossover range will grow to eight vehicles, with the 2022 X8 to sit atop the pile with have sportier styling.