Skoda Australia has detailed its product rollout for the coming year, headlined by big updates to some of its best-sellers and new EVs. read more

LDV's eT60 electric ute has struggled for sales, but its potential successor may be a better bet for Australian buyers. read more

Performance sedans still have a role to play in Audi's model range, as spy photos have emerged of the next-generation RS5. read more

43 US motorists were put behind the steering wheel of cars with advanced driver assistance systems, unearthing some bad habits. read more

Honda has copped a fine after the ACCC alleged it didn't make diagnostic and technical info as readily available to independent repair shops as it should have. read more

The arrival of iOS 18 means updates for Apple CarPlay, so here's everything that you can expect from its latest generation. read more

Lotus has unveiled a wild new electric concept, and it's expected to lead the way for future performance cars from the brand. read more

During my explorations of junkyard history, I've written about discarded Volvo station wagons going back to the middle 1960s. The final Göteborg wagons with brick shapes and rear-wheel-drive were sold in the United States as 1998 models, but the new century brought us plenty of curvy front- and all-wheel-drive longroof Volvos, many of which have been built with manual transmissions. Here's one of those cars: a 2006 V50 T5 AWD with six-on-the-floor manual gearbox, found in a Denver-area car graveyard. read more

Windshield wipers are one of the most important parts of your vehicle. When they are new, they do a great job wiping away water to give you a better view of the road during rain. But over time they will wear down and start leaving streaks behind or begin to squeak while in use. To solve this problem, you can buy a replacement set of wiper blades and install them yourself. Most wiper blades come with j-hook, side post or bayonet-style attachments, and each type has a different installation process, but they are still pretty similar to remove and replace. Here is our detailed guide on how to install windshield wipers. read more

Early order guides have divulged pricing for the 2025 Cadillac Optiq, the crossover slotting into the lineup under the Lyriq to become Cadillac's entry-level battery-electric offering. Introduced in May, the automaker said it would start at around $54,000 and come with standard dual-motor all-wheel drive. The initial figures are right there after the $1,495 destination charge, the four trims and their MSRPs starting at:  read more