Paul Maric
Why 230km/h for police is not reckless driving
A police officer faces 10 years in jail for simply doing his job. Should you be alarmed at the precedent this could shortly set?
3 Years Ago
Mike Costello
As more brands head for Australia, some of your favourites will suffer
BYD, Chery, Cupra, Dacia, Ineos, Lynk & Co and Ora are among the brands looking to enter Australia in the near future. Which familiar names will lose?
3 Years Ago
William Stopford
The options we’d like to see on the 2023 Ford F-150
The Ford F-150 options list has a higher word count than a thesis, but here are the options we want to see here.
4 Years Ago
Scott Collie
How to make your owner review stand out
Keen to submit your take on a car you own, but want to make sure it really stands out? Here are a few basic tips to help you write like a journalist.
4 Years Ago
Scott Collie
Goodbye to the delightfully quirky BMW i3
The most interesting car BMW makes, the i3, is on its last legs in Australia. That's a shame, because it's a flawed but fabulous city car.
4 Years Ago
William Stopford
Death to piano black trim!
Oh, that looks nice... for about five minutes! Here are the reasons piano black trim needs to be banished from car interiors.
4 Years Ago
Anthony Crawford
Why kerbing a wheel is the ultimate sin for motoring journalists
Kerbing a wheel is somehow worse than putting a car into a wall on track, because it's largely avoidable with a little care and caution.
4 Years Ago
William Stopford
Why testing headlights is a bright idea
US safety authority the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety tests the effectiveness of headlights. ANCAP should do the same.
4 Years Ago
Anthony Crawford
Alpine A110 – the best driver’s car no one has ever driven, and a future collectable
Not only is it one of the best modern interpretations of a rally icon, it's also one of the all-time best driver's cars. It could make a Porsche Cayman feel cumbersome.
4 Years Ago
Scott Collie
Which cars are we looking forward to driving in 2022?
What do Honda, BMW, Jeep, Nissan, and Cupra have in common? They all make cars we just can't wait to drive in 2022.
4 Years Ago
Mike Costello
Made in China electric cars poised to dominate
Australia's two biggest-selling EVs come from China, and the trend won't slow as new brands prepare to join the cheaper end of the market.
4 Years Ago
Chris Atkinson
What a former Subaru WRC driver wants from the new WRX STI
A new Subaru WRX is big news for the world's car enthusiasts. It's also big news for rally fans. Here's what our resident rally expert wants to see.
4 Years Ago
Alborz Fallah
Investing in cars: Does it make financial sense?
If you're going to invest in something, why not in something you love that also has a financial return?
4 Years Ago
Mike Costello
2022 is the year of reborn Japanese sports cars
Australia likely has a new Nissan Z, Toyota 86, Subaru WRX, and Civic Type R available by next year. If that doesn't make you smile, well...
4 Years Ago
Alborz Fallah
What happened to CarAdvice?
The day has finally come. CarAdvice is no more and Australia's largest new car editorial website is dead.
4 Years Ago
Anthony Crawford
Why Spanish upstart Cupra might find traction Down Under
It might seem mad to launch another car brand here, but Cupra is different. It's got some spunk and the backing of the massive Volkswagen Group
4 Years Ago