From rugged military vehicles to electric SUVs, this is the model range evolution of four of Australia's favourite auto brands.

Australians don't really buy people movers that aren't called the Kia Carnival. Nevertheless, China's GAC is entering the fray.

With loads of gear, a well-tuned ride, and solid diesel power, the Wildtrak is a testament to why the Ranger is still a clear class-leader.

New car buyers on a tight budget have never had it so good, but which is better value – the Mahindra XUV 3XO or Suzuki Swift?

A bigger screen, better cameras, and a redesigned front end are the primary changes for the updated Nissan Pathfinder.

There’s yet another new model coming from Chery, this time an all-new small SUV with petrol, hybrid and electric power, as tested here.

Ford's Mustang Mach-E electric SUV may be a slow seller, but the brand has backed its pricing and more premium positioning.

There's a new Honda Prelude for the first time in almost three decades. Join us for a walk through the five generations of the iconic coupe.

We've had the briefest of chances to drive the new Honda Prelude. We like what we see, but how will it be priced for the Australian market?

Renault's newest EV for Australia is aiming straight for the Tesla Model Y, starting from $55,990 and offering up to 625km of range.