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Does a big jump in price mean a big jump in driving enjoyment? We get behind the wheel to find out.

MG’s latest mid-size SUV is an attractive and refined new option in Australia’s hottest segment.

As a complete package the Skoda Kodiaq RS hits the ball out of the park. Finding genuine gripes is damn near impossible and amounts to petty nitpicking

The sweet spot in the AMG GT range, you have to really try to dislike it.

The Ford Fiesta ST is one of the most hotly-anticipated performance cars of 2020. Believe the hype. It's a gem.

Kia dominates the people mover segment in Australia with its Carnival, the only car of its kind with a V6 engine. The Carnival is even a little – gasp! – stylish.

Given the head start it enjoyed over its rivals, Nissan had the opportunity to move the game forward with the Leaf. Unfortunately, it chose not to.

Almost two million Patrols have been sold across 150 countries, and the rugged SUV has maintained a reputation for relentless reliability and a go-anywhere attitude.

The Gladiator is the Jeep we all want – the Wrangler – with more space for all your stuff in the back. Sounds good, right?

There are times when lots of power just isn't enough. That's why Ford Australia teamed up with Herrod Performance to turn the Mustang GT into a supercharged V8 monster.

With stronger green credentials than the cheaper Ioniq Hybrid and a more versatile powertrain than the pricier Ioniq Electric, the Plug-In could just represent the electrified sweet spot in Hyundai’s range.

I’m going to miss BMW’s rear-wheel drive 3.0-litre 1 Series, who wouldn’t, but rest assured, they’re going to sell more of the new front-drive versions thanks to better space packaging and a more contemporary car in every way.