Stats from around the country show that we’re more-or-less buying cars at the same rate and, especially on the second hand market, we’re all buying the same vehicles.
If you’re looking to buy a new car, one warning that you’ll hear over and over is about depreciation. If there’s a chance you might sell it in the future then you’ll want one that holds its value so you can make back a big chunk of the sale price.
With fuel prices on their way up again, you may well be thinking of ditching your reliance on servos. We’ve already started to see a rise in requests for hybrids and EVs, but which is the better choice?
When you run a business, some of your biggest expenses will be any vehicles or machinery you need.
There are two main ways to go about this: leasing or buying.
We’ve looked at the best electric cars currently available in Australia (as of September 2026) to see which ones can go the farthest without needing to be plugged in.
When you think of Italian cars you tend to think to sleek, stylish and sporty. Some of the Australia’s favourite brands are from Italy, although you might need a hefty car loan to cover the costs.
Although search interest doesn’t necessarily translate into sales, there are often indications that people are starting to research their next car, ute or van.
European cars have a special place in the hearts of Australian drivers. Although Asian cars are the best selling, there are plenty of cars from Europe on our roads. The British MG ZS is the 4th best-selling petrol vehicle in Australia in 2025, (the MG4 is the 9th best-selling EV),
We take a look at which Chinese car brands are in Australia and discover which models are the most popular in 2026.
Utes are an iconic part of Australian life. One in every five vehicles on our roads is a ute, but which is the best ute for you?
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