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Jeep's most expensive SUV has gotten a little more expensive as part of a late-2020 update, but the Grand Cherokee Trackhawk is now packing more standard equipment.

Ford's European arm has added coilover suspension and lightweight alloys to the Fiesta ST for enhanced on-road and track performance – but it's not for Oz.

Yesterday it was teased, today it has been leaked. According to the leak, the next-generation BRZ and Toyota 86 won't be turbocharged.

Alpine said the 1973 Monte Carlo Rally-inspired A110 SportsX it revealed this year was just a "styling exercise". These patent office images suggest otherwise.

A new, more upscale interior and enhanced infotainment are the headline changes for the 2021 Jaguar XF, which will be available in just a single model.

Luxury Car Tax, electric vehicles, and driver training are all in the spotlight coming into the 2020 Federal Budget.

The UK Government is helping Lotus boot up its rollout of electric vehicles with the new Lightweight Electric Vehicle Architecture.

Budget challenger brands MG, Haval, LDV, SsangYong, and Great Wall are among the small group of car makers to grow their Australian sales during a troubled 2020.

The facelifted Jeep Compass has been spotted undergoing testing in Europe with a new look front-end and a much more impressive infotainment setup.

New car sales were down 22 per cent in September, with Victoria the site of predominant reductions. Ranger and HiLux topped the charts again, but annual overall sales are at their lowest point since 2002.

Waiting for a new BRZ? You won't have to wait all that much longer, with a reveal locked in. What will power the car isn't yet clear.

Porsche's plug-in wagon is getting ready for its showroom debut, with looks borrowed from the Taycan Cross Turismo concept and pure-electric power.

91, 95, 98 and E10. We’re all familiar with these numbers when filling up our car at the local servo. But what about E85 fuel?

The Mazda 2 isn't as cheap as it was since last year's facelift but it's still the cheapest way into a new Mazda, with prices starting from $20,990 before on-road costs.

Mitsubishi Motors Australia has just celebrated its 40th birthday, and for 28 years it made cars locally, some of which broke new ground.

The popular Isuzu MU-X is set to be replaced in the next 12 months, but the current model still represents decent value and promises rugged 4x4 capability.