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Record used car prices may be finally tapering off in North America, following industry-wide supply shortages and shipping complications – but the same can't be said for Australia.

Who said the highway patrol don't catch crooks? Here are this month's array of morons in our latest instalment of what speed cameras can't stop.

On the back of blue-sky investor sentiment, new and little-known electric vehicle maker Rivian went public last year as the third most valuable automotive company in history – but it wasn't to last.

A software fault could prevent the speedometer from displaying, according to the manufacturer.

The embattled British sports-car brand is on track to carry more net debt that its market valuation.

A wealthy long-term Ferrari customer has commissioned their dream supercar from the marque.

After a strong start to the year, Tesla sales evaporated last month as the company joined the long list of car manufacturers impacted by severe stock shortages.

Conflict within the embattled company has reportedly culminated in CEO Tobias Moers handing in his two-weeks notice.

The Bugatti Chiron driver has made a habit of top-speed testing on public roads, but his latest stunt in Germany has proved the most controversial yet.

The US company – which faced multiple allegations of serious fraud over the past 18 months – has finally pulled the covers off its first production vehicle ... sort of.