Motoring

Speeding is one thing, but doing 200km/h, more than double the posted limit on a learner's permit, is a questionable move at best.

It’s not just eco-warriors buying electric vehicles — for some, it’s a way to keep costs down

KATE EMERY: Rarely do I find myself ahead of a trend. But I was ahead of the curve — for once — when I cancelled my order for a Tesla nearly two years ago.

If you’re looking for your next dual-cab ute you may be tempted to pin this shiny new model to the top of your shopping list once you see its price tag - but car experts say it may be too good to be true.

Mike Cannon-Brookes’ software giant Atlassian is taking pole position with a new deal to become the title sponsor for Formula 1 team Williams.

MOGENS JOHANSEN has a blast on Ducati’s latest superbike, the Panigale V4S

Hyundai Australia has recalled 9826 examples of two popular models after a defect was found that could lead to vehicle fire.

Hundreds of thousands of Holden owners could be in line for compensation after a class action was launched over ‘defective’ models released over the past 13 years. 

A simple oil change could cost more than $400 for residents of this Australian city, which now requires permits for common acts.

Two major Japanese automaker brands are reportedly planing to enter negotiations for a merger to better compete in the rapidly changing global automotive industry.

Most Ford models sold in Australia since mid-2020 will soon require their owners to pay for certain functions which are currently free.

New 'supercar licence' laws in one Australian State have already caught one high-powered car owner out, just hours after they came into effect.

Ever wondered how much duct tape it would take to destroy a Lamborghini Gallardo? No? Well, MrBeast has the answer for you anyway.

Tesla's electronic door releases are once again under the microscope following the tragedy.

Toyota has issued a recall notice for more than 36,000 vehicles for a defect involving the car seats.