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The idea of less is more appears to have been taken from Ferrari's business model, and it has paid off in spectacular fashion.

Rolls-Royce has polished its Cullinan SUV, with revised front-end styling and an even more luxurious cabin.

Volvo Car Australia has confirmed price and specs for the 2025 model-year EX30 lineup, with unchanged equipment but some minor price rises.

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The Queensland Government is looking at curfews and penalties for hoons as it looks to minimise the impact of four-wheel drives in popular national parks.

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Tesla has continued to swing the axe on its global workforce, with the effects already being felt by its Australian team.

The ‘bump steer’ fault which has affected Isuzu D-Max, MU-X and Mazda BT-50 owners could result in a class action against the carmakers.

Customer deliveries of the Ford F-150 have been paused once again, after the pickup was found to be non-compliant with local regulations.

The Volkswagen ID.3 has received yet another update before it comes to Australia, with updated infotainment and a more powerful electric motor.

Sometimes what should be a simple towing recovery doesn't go to plan, and a car ends up at the bottom of a steep embankment.

Welcome to the CarExpert Podcast – now in video! Sean Lander hosts the panel as we talk the latest in automotive news and reviews.

Autonomous cars are being touted as the future of travel with safety as a key focus – but an American has shown that in one way, their systems may be too sensitive.

Kia’s EV3 electric SUV will debut in a fortnight, joining the brand’s expanding battery-powered SUV lineup as a new, smaller offering.

It's a new world when Porsche is publicly admitting it now competes with an array of Chinese carmakers as it enters the electric SUV market.