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Think Ford doesn't offer enough different Rangers in Australia? The 22-strong lineup might be about to expand once more.

While some brands are soaring this year, others are faltering. Here are the 10 brands with the largest percentage decline in sales in the first half of 2024.

This June won't go down as an EOFY to remember from a new car sales perspective, despite strong numbers in the lead-up.

New car sales were down last month compared to June 2023, but the first half of this year was still a record-setting one.

Land Rover has revealed the new Defender OCTA, a flagship variant that dials up the power, luxury and off-road chops for more money.

A diesel-powered BMW 5 Series sedan returns to Australia in the fourth quarter of this year. It's priced from $134,900 before on-roads.

Tesla sales both worldwide and in Australia are down in the first six months of 2024 compared to last year, a first for the company.

Cupra's plug-in hybrid replacement for the Ateca SUV has been spied undisguised on the streets of Spain, ahead of an imminent reveal.

All four Ford F-150 variants sold in Australia are impacted by recalls, after the pickup was found to breach three local vehicle regulations.

Is the GWM Tank 500 just a poser or a proper Prado fighter? Simon Christie takes the big new Chinese 4x4 off-road to find out.

A Californian motorist is in hot water after blaming Tesla's Autopilot feature for a dangerous detour onto train tracks.

BYD has added wireless Apple CarPlay to its Dolphin, Seal and Atto 3 with a new over-the-air update, while optimising the safety features of the latter.

Koenigsegg has one-upped itself by breaking four separate speed records with its new Jesko Absolut hypercar.

Jeep’s performance division has taken the “Mopar or no car” saying too literally, bringing back two V8 engines without a vehicle.

The Chery Omoda 5 range has expanded both up and down for 2024, with a new base model plus a pair of more powerful GT models.

As cost of living pressures continue to affect Australian households, motorists are skipping car services due to high prices.

Ever bothered to check the wading depth of a Rolls-Royce Ghost? This owner in India clearly didn't before taking on a flooded road...

Ford boss Jim Farley says he's targeting a 2027 launch for a small, affordable electric vehicle, which will start from US$30,000.

The Holden Torana is one of Australia's most iconic motoring nameplates, and the famed LX hatchback could be making a return.

The Mini Cooper five-door will arrive in Australia later this year with more kit, punchier engines and higher prices than its predecessor.

The next-generation MG HS is set to be larger and more powerful, with a sharper exterior and more high-tech interior. It'll be revealed on July 11.

The new Mercedes-Benz CLE Cabriolet acts as the replacement for the C-Class and E-Class convertibles, and will soon join its coupe sibling here.

Angus MacKenzie gets a first drive of Audi's critical new mid-size electric SUV in the Q6 e-tron. Has it been worth the wait?

A US consulting company predicts that the Chinese automotive industry will surge past 30 per cent global market share by 2030.

SPONSORED: The Renault Megane E-Tech simply oozes style. but with precision handling and great ride comfort

Following a successful inaugural event, the Noosa Concours is back for 2024, and an impressive list of cars are confirmed to be on show.

Toowoomba Regional Council has opened Queensland's first Safe Active Street, giving cyclists and motorists equal road rights.

Victoria Police's Operation Defect has uncovered what could be a contender for the most unsafe car on Melbourne roads.

The Ford Ranger Black Edition is limited to 1500 units, each loaded with more equipment than the base ute at a price that’s $1850 to $4300 cheaper.

Chery's cheapest model in Australia just got cheaper, with a new base model Omoda 5 taking the fight to the entry-level MG ZST and GWM Haval Jolion.