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Honda’s hybrid NSX has fallen short of reaching 3000 examples produced, with the Japanese car-maker now looking towards a battery-powered successor.

The LDV T60 has gone up by more than $5000 for the second time in 12 months – with the dual-cab ute still lacking autonomous emergency braking.

Toyota’s Corolla Cross has scored equal or better than its RAV4 sibling in two of ANCAP’s four categories – becoming Australia's safest new car for pedestrians.

Nissan’s new X-Trail has received a five-star safety rating from ANCAP, with its safety assistance systems rated the equal second-best of any new car.

LDV has become the sixth car-maker in Australia to offer a seven-year new-car warranty, currently exclusive to buyers of the new Mifa people mover.

With global data breaches on the rise and new cars becoming increasingly connected, BMW has reassured its customers that their information is safe.

A radical proposal to tax the rich to fund electric-car incentives for low-income earners has been rejected by a majority of the Golden State's voters.

Honda Australia’s third hybrid car is approaching its Australian debut, with government documents confirming local specifications for the electrified Civic.

SsangYong is beginning to recover from a tumultuous 23 months which included bankruptcy, a failed financial takeover and court-ordered debt repayments.

Mazda says it expects to lose approximately 12.0 billion yen ($AU128 million) after selling its 50 per cent stake in a Russian joint venture for one euro.