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The Japanese and the Koreans have come to dominate the Australian new car market, but they’re not infallible.

The V12 offers a unique combination of power, refinement and prestige, and this has led it to power some iconic cars.

GTA, GT3 RS and CSL, amongst others, are hallowed terms among car enthusiasts. But what do they stand for? 

The 12-cylinder engine has long been regarded as the pinnacle of performance and refinement, but it's facing extinction.

There’s nothing quite like the feeling of cruising along a scenic coastal road with fresh air and a million miles of clear sunshine above. But which type of convertible should you choose?

A car is the ultimate mobile device, and this presents tech companies with an alluring opportunity to be more involved in the automotive space.

Air pollution is a serious health hazard, and catalytic converters, SCR and EGR are all used to minimise this.

In 2021, we lost two brands and 18 nameplates in the Australian market, and there were a handful of other discontinuations worth noting.

Emissions regulations are becoming increasingly stringent. Particulate filters are one technology car-makers are using to meet these targets.

Electric vehicles are booming in China, but Nio is a start-up with big ambitions to expand abroad as well as at home. 

Over the air updates have the potential to significantly improve your car. But how do they work and what can they change?

A once-storied Italian marque that has gradually withered away, Lancia could be making a comeback with further investment under Stellantis ownership.

One of Kia’s most popular models in a fiercely competitive segment, the Sportage is a key vehicle for the brand.

Dealerships and third-party service centres are the backbone to ensuring your car remains in good running order. But which option should you pick?

Today, wheels can be made from a variety of different materials. But what are the main types and the benefits of each?

The next-generation Ford Ranger and Volkswagen Amarok will be closely related, but it's not the first time the rival companies have worked together.