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Mercedes-AMG has widened its product range, introducing a lower-powered, more affordable tier of performance vehicle. This move has brought changes the trio of new A-Class, CLA-Class and GLA-Class products, with the introduction of new '35' AMG versions. These lower-powered performance models have become the new entry point, sitting beneath the more-powerful 45, and 45 S variants.

The new 2021 BMW M3 sedan and 2021 BMW M4 Coupé are nearly upon us, revealed this week ahead of their Australian debut next year. For the full story, catch our detailed write-up at the below link. Otherwise, please enjoy (or cringe at) our full gallery below. Scroll on! MORE: 2021 M3 and M4 revealedMORE: M3 news and reviewsMORE: M4 news and reviews MORE: M3 news and reviewsMORE: M4 news and reviewsMORE: Everything BMW

Smart has officially been around for 20 years. The city-car maker burst onto the scene in July 1998, with a two-seater (the inventively named ForTwo) measuring just over 2.5m long. More than 2.2 million examples have been sold since then, across 46 markets around the world. Australia was one of them, but the little Smart didn't really fit into our big-car-centric culture, and so the brand was withdrawn from the market in 2015.

Day 1 Gallery Click on a photo to bring up a larger version in the gallery. Click on the Photos tab for more images by Jarrod Moore.

Sliding a left-hand-drive version of the soon-to-arrive Alfa Romeo 4C sports car around a slippery hanger at Melbourne's Avalon airport is definitely worth capturing... Click the Photos tab to see the full gallery or read about our first Australian drive here. Images by James Ward