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Ford Australia is due to cease local manufacturing in 2016, which will see the end of the locally made Territory and its sibling, the venerable

Holden today took the covers off the final Australian made Commodore. The nameplate goes back to 1978 and, with Holden due to cease local manufacturing

Convertibles and Australia should go together like ham and pineapple on a pizza. It’s been tried by many. Many have failed. Holden has another go

The Volkswagen Jetta has long been regarded as a Golf with a boot. That may very well be the case, but there are a few

Jaguar Australia has hosted the local launch of possibly its most important model of recent times, the XE. Replacing the largely unloved X-Type and S-Type

A Wheel Thing has spent three weeks with three almost completely different Hyundai models and wraps up the trio with the Series 2 i40 Tourer

The funky Veloster from Korean carmaker, Hyundai, has polarised opinions since its release. With a driver’s door some inches longer than the passenger door, plus

Hyundai is on a roll, with new or updated models being released for the Australian market. A Wheel Thing was part of the dealership launch

Big, boofy, simple. Kinda like Lenny from “Of Mice and Men” or the Warner Bros. cartoon equivalent. That’s an easy way to think of Mitsubishi‘s

I don’t know what you look at first when you think about buying a new car and comb through all the stats in a car