A Moment of Silence
Over the last decade there have been a few car manufacturers who have pulled out of selling cars in Australia. But, as those leave, there
Over the last decade there have been a few car manufacturers who have pulled out of selling cars in Australia. But, as those leave, there

A few years ago, there was talk of a proposed ‘carbon tax’ on new vehicles by slugging non-compliant auto makers with fines in an effort to reduce
“When you get to my age…” is a statement commonly made by those of us who may well be getting on in years. Older drivers
Volkswagen’s ID.4. The electric SUV is the German brand’s fifth WCOTY after: 2013 World Car of the Year – Volkswagen Golf, 2012 World Car of

There is sufficient reason to believe that cars of the future may well incorporate new design principles in the wake of COVID-19. At least, that’s
Mercedes-Benz has long been seen as the leader in trickle-down technology being seen in cars some years after featuring in the brand’s higher end saloons
As a female motoring blogger, I was very sorry to hear that one of my motoring heroines, Sabine Schmitz, passed away recently. It’s particularly poignant
Toyota’s near twenty year old Kluger nameplate is joining the Toyota family of Hybrids. The big petrol powered machine, which has never had a diesel
Park assist technology was talked up as the next big feature for many of our cars, particularly as a pre-cursor to fully autonomous driving. However,
Are the days numbered for the internal combustion engine? With ever stricter emission standards becoming the norm and all the talk about electric vehicles being