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Changing model names is a risky move. But sometimes it makes no difference at all. With Subaru changing the name of its small SUV from XV to Crosstrek with the new-generation version made an impact? Read on to find out.

It's been three months and with great sadness I must hand back the Peugeot 308 GT Premium Hatch back. It's a reminder that hatchbacks are just as, if not more practical, than small SUVs. And the drive experience will be vastly superior. Let me explain...

An HO scale proto-freelanced Pennsylvania Railroad branch line shelf layout designed for realistic photography.

Kangaroo Island’s latest live music event is all ready to go with “Off Shoots - Local and Live” set to take place at Studio 203 later this month. The show at Tim Nicholson’s purpose-built studio just out of Kingscote on Saturday, Aug. 26, will feature local acts Jacky Winter, Xavier Wadsworth and Double Header. Tickets […]

Q: What are the most reliable car brands you can buy in Australia? A: It’s a heck of a question – but a popular barbecue discussion point - and there’s no definitive answer, mainly because there are so many variables (not to mention the sheer number of available car makes and models).

What makes a good road trip car? Something with heaps of space like a wagon or SUV? Maybe a ute even? A sports car could be fun, too. Well, we tested our trusty little Peugeot 308 GT Premium hatchback with road trip duties and proved that bigger isn't always better.

Charlie McNally sees U2 launch their U.S. Invasion.

It's a sad fact that hatchbacks are declining in popularity because of small SUVs. But the hatches on the market now are something else! Case in point - the new-generation Peugeot 308. In our first review living with the 308 GT Premium for three months we look at whether it stacks up on paper against the Honda Civic, VW Golf and more.

What are the average dimensions of a car in Australia? The average dimensions of a car are 4.9 metres long, 1.94 metres wide and 1.8 metres high. That figure comes from averaging the dimensions of popular vehicle types spanning the Australian new car market.

You don't get much bigger and bolder than the BMW X7 - especially with its striking new front-end design. There's a lot more to the facelift than that face - loads of changes have been made inside and under the skin. Is it still one of the top picks for families with fancy taste and a healthy budget?