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How do circa-$30,000 versions of some of the best-selling – and newest, most exciting – compact SUVs on sale in Australia stack up?

If you're the kind to declare, "Give me Liberty or give me death!" we have some bad news: Subaru has killed its Liberty.

After a series of barely-disguised Prototype models, the second-generation Subaru Levorg turbo wagon has been unveiled in Japan.

In this episode of the CarExpert podcast the team talks about the all-new Isuzu D-Max, BMW M3 Touring and the McLaren 720S, plus all the latest news and reviews!

The second-generation Toyota 86 and Subaru BRZ have been spotted ahead of going on sale globally next year.

2020 has been a difficult year for everyone, and the world's carmakers are no exception. Here's a breakdown of how the big brands fared in the first half.

There's a special Subaru WRX on its way to Australian dealers, with some mild exterior updates and a better-specced cabin.

Subaru's next-generation sports car twin, once again developed with Toyota, is expected to launch late next year. In the meantime, there's plenty of stock of the current car on the way.

Subaru’s small SUV is getting a mid-cycle enhancement but it won’t come with the new 2.5-litre offered in other markets.

Inchcape Australia announces an executive "refresh" across its Subaru and Peugeot-Citroen brands.

The next-generation Subaru Levorg has been photographed completely undisguised in Japan.

Is your car watching you? The Subaru Driver Monitoring System keeps an eye on the driver to make sure they're not dozing off behind the wheel.

Subaru Australia is adjusting to the new reality by providing home deliveries for new cars, with some dealers also offering free pick up and drop off for services.

Subaru’s sports car offers high-end thrills on a budget. Pricing starts at $35,270 before on-road costs, making the BRZ more expensive than its Toyota twin.