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A study by the Monash University Accident Research Centre in Melbourne has found cars fitted with daytime running lights are less likely to be involved in a crash – despite concerns the technology has made drivers complacent.

BMW continues to drive up the prices of its Australian line-up, with all 18 models impacted by German car-maker's latest price hike.

The new Volkswagen Amarok has received higher marks in independent safety testing than any ute on sale in Australia.

One of the rarest examples of Nissan’s hottest Skyline GT-R has been sold to an Australian car collector, who spent a "record amount" on a Nismo 400R.

A new study from a Chinese university has found ‘new-car smell’ – or rather the chemicals which cause it – could lead to a higher risk of cancer.

Prices for the Volvo XC40 and C40 Recharge have risen by up to $4500, with first showroom arrivals due between July and September 2023.

The hybrid Chevrolet Corvette E-Ray has been banned from competition events held by one of the largest Corvette owners clubs in the US.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has been ordered to explain himself in court over controversial claims about the company's semi-autonomous driving technology – which is subject to safety probes following a number of road deaths in the US.

Skoda is set to launch six electric cars in Europe within three years, including four all-new models to replace its petrol-powered nameplates.

A senior Mazda engineer has revealed the company’s next hybrid system will still be limited to lower speeds and only marginal fuel economy gains.