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It's got performance and poise. Could the Ferrari F8 Tributo be the all-rounder in Maranello's line up?
Two 2021 Porsche Taycan models have recently sped into the record books establishing 13 British endurance records. The Porsche Taycan now lays claim to having driven 1000kms in 13 hours at the Brands Hatch racing circuit in the UK, taking the record in the category of 'electric vehicles (EVs) over 1000kg'...
The Yaris Cross came in fashionably late to the light-SUV segment, so has it done enough to contest its many rivals?
The final Holden built in Australia is set to go under the hammer this weekend. While the 'last' Holden Commodore to officially roll off an Australian production line and out the doors of the Elizabeth plant has been kept by US car giant General Motors, the final Commodore to pass through the body and paint shops (where the vehicle's panels were assembled and painted) is up for auction at the end of this month...
2020 will always be known as a year like no other – and Australia's new-car sales results are in to back that up. The last two months of the year showed signs of recovery, but for many brands supply remains an issue. To the end of the 2020 calendar 916,968 new cars were reported as sold – down by 13.7 per cent compared to the prior year...
The 2021 Dakar Rally is won and done, with France's Stéphane Peterhansel taking out the podium driving an X-Raid Mini. In its 43rd running, navigation proved to be more challenging for the 556 competitors, who covered an intense 8000 kilometres over 12 days and 12 gruelling stages...
The 2021 Ferrari Roma has hit the showroom floor for Australian buyers. The latest prancing horse marks a new era for Ferrari and is the first in a new family of Grand Tourers. With COVID-19 causing delays across the European auto industry, local buyers are only now getting the chance to see the new model up close since the model was announced in late 2019...
UPDATE, 12 January 2021: It's official, the 2021 Formula One Australian Grand Prix has now been postponed. The Australian Grand Prix, held at Melbourne's Albert Park street circuit, will now take place on 18-21 November 2021. The Victorian Government and the Australian Grand Prix Corporation made the joint announcement this evening, citing continuing travel restrictions as the main cause of delaying the F1 race, due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic...
BMW has created a powerful, luxury coupe but is the kidney grille a worthwhile addition or an unnecessary distraction?
We all know that 2020 was a year like no other. While we still saw plenty of new cars hit the market we also witnessed one of the most dismal years of sales. Factories were shut down globally due to the pandemic, border closures were put in place and Australia even said goodbye to an iconic brand. Big news stories indeed, and your comments were plentiful...
Nissan has seen a decline in sales of 27 per cent year on year in 2020. When you compare this to the market overall, which is down 16 per cent, this sounds rather significant, however a continuation of November's rebound is expected this month, keeping in mind the aforementioned figures only cover up to the end of November...
In 2020, Lotus sold 48 vehicles, a decline of eight per cent compared to last year – not so surprising for a high-performance sports brand during a testing time. There's something to look forward to next year though, and it's set to arrive in Australia in mid-2021. The Lotus Evija electric hypercar is expected to cost around $3...
MG has given consumers the affordable electric car they've long been asking for, but is the ZS EV up to the task?
Fiat, like the majority of car manufacturers in this challenging climate, has seen a 30 per cent sales decline year-to-date. While a number of new models from Fiat are expected to launch in Europe in 2021, the brand's local arm remains tight-lipped about exactly which models will make their way to Australia. We do have word on Abarth though, which is due to release the 595 Pista...
With 2020 being a year like no other, it's difficult to make comparisons, particularly when a lot of people may be cutting back on luxuries. Ferrari sales year-to-date are down 22 per cent, selling a total of 189 units. 2021 is looking promising, with the hotly-anticipated arrival of the Roma – the first in a new family of Grand Tourers...