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After a few years in the wilderness, Nissan seems to have some new products coming and a clear idea about what it wants to be – and that's exciting.

Crossovers are less practical people movers, but with much better marketing people behind them.

The Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance appears determined to save money by sharing vehicle-upper-bodies. It's a deliberately vague plan for now, but if it means what I think it does, then it comes at what cost to each brand's DNA?

Alborz's dramatic rebirth as a cyclist isn't something to be ashamed of. He should be proud.

Yes, I am a cyclist. Yes, I hate myself.

Forget cheap air travel, the near future looks like it's going to be about holidaying closer to home. And who doesn't love a good road trip!

It won't happen overnight, but EV Council CEO Behyad Jafari says COVID-19 could reshape the way we talk about electric vehicles in Australia

Australia is a busy market, but surely there's room for these cars. Which would you like to see?

South America's small pickups look frumpy and lack tech, but is there not a market for reconfigured versions in Australia? And is any brand willing to roll the dice and make a case?

The side effect of this pandemic could be showcasing the benefits of removing cars from major population centres.

"Destination-less driving may be a great way to relax for many people. This can provide us a time to daydream and contemplate and even problem solve which can all have many positive benefits on our mental health." - Michelle Saluja, Principal Psychologist.

The BMW i8 plug-in sports car has been retired, but future-classic status awaits it.