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Toyota has finished last in a Greenpeace ranking of global car makers according to their environmental credentials.

General Motors has offered to buy out Buick franchise owners who aren’t willing or able to invest in the brand's plans to go electric-only by 2030.

Jeep is aiming to lead the electrification of off-roading as it previews three models that cover the full spectrum of the brand — from a city SUV to a super-luxury limousine and a hard-core off-roader.

A pair of upcoming electric cars from South Korea – the Kia Niro and Genesis GV60 – have scored top marks in ANCAP’s latest crash tests.

The British ultra-luxury limousine gets extra kick and grip, with a 333km/h top speed and a 3.8-second blast to 100km/h.

COVID-19 lockdowns in Chengdu have forced big automotive brands — Volkswagen, Foxconn and Bosch — to keep their workers on-site

Honda has announced only 400 examples of the Civic Type R will be available per month in Japan, adding to reports of limited availability overseas.

For the first time in more than 20 years, the Toyota Supra will be available with a manual transmission in Australia – for the same price as the automatic.

Toyota's upgraded and updated HiLux Rogue is due to arrive in showrooms next month, offering more off-road focused equipment at an unchanged price.

The NSW Government will reapply reflective markings to mobile speed camera cars and require its vehicles to be more visible to motorists from February 2023