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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...
The all-new 2018 Ford Focus has just been revealed, and will be lobbing in Australian showrooms towards year's end – but how did it get to where it is now? We thought we'd take a look back on the previous three generations of Ford's popular small car, which celebrates its 20th anniversary this year, coinciding with the launch of its fourth iteration...
The third-generation 2019 Volkswagen Touareg was revealed earlier this week, so we thought we'd look back on how far it has come over its 15-year history. Let us know which is your favourite in the comments below. First Generation: 2002-2010 Volkswagen's first iteration of the Touareg launched globally in 2002, offering a luxurious interior combined with proper off-road ability...
CarAdvice was on the ground at Custom Cars and Coffee at Sandown Raceway, Victoria, last weekend, showing off some of the cars in our garage and checking out the cool metal on show. From wild, wide-body rotaries to stunning classic Porsches – and every single Ford hot hatch built in the past decade – there was something for everyone...
The 2018 Audi RS4 is nearly here, but how far has is come? Well, we decided to have a look back to see how Audi's small performance wagon has evolved over the last 23 years. 1994 Audi RS2 Avant - The Godfather While it may not wear the RS4 badge, the Audi RS2 Avant from the early '90s is the one that started it all, combining sports car performance with five seats and a practical boot area...
The 2017 Geneva motor show is done and dusted, leaving us with only fond memories and heightened anticipation for the arrival of newly revealed cars to Australian shores. On the ground in Geneva, our own David Zalstein ran about with the camera to help tell the story of the show for us back home...
Geneva may be one of the world's biggest and most anticipated motor shows, but it isn't just about normal production cars and concepts. The world's most eccentric tuners and boutique brands use the annual show to display their latest creations. Money, power and outlandishness are no object. And in many cases, neither is taste..
Day 2 Gallery Click on a photo to bring up a larger version in the gallery. View our 2015 Frankfurt motor show Day 1 Gallery here. Click on the Photos tab for more images by Jarrod Moore...
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...
The Ferrari 488 GTB may have been the star of the show at its Australian unveiling this week, but we couldn’t help but appreciate the five decades of pedigree parked on the lawns of the Inglis Newmarket Stables in Randwick in the lead up to the new model...
The Koreans love their cars and with a local car industry that currently ranks fifth in the world in terms of output, we had to get along to this year's Seoul motor show. The Seoul motor show stretches across two huge exhibition centres and features most of the world's leading automotive brands, along with a set of automotive and non-automotive suppliers...
Starting at $409,880, the new Ferrari California T launches in Australia as the marque's most affordable current model. Read more on the Ferrari California T here or click the Photos tab to view the full image gallery from today's static launch event.
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...
Click on the Photos tab to browse through a full selection of images of the new Audi RS4 Avant.
