Call of the Outback: 2026 Subaru Outback Touring Review
Next to the Impreza, the Outback is one of the most revered names in Subaru’s back catalogue. Chances are you probably have one or two which reside in your neighbourhood and you probably had a friend, family member or work colleague who owned one. Six generations of Outback have passed and now in 2026, we […]
New Zealand Road Rules Change on October 1 for Drivers, Cyclists and E-Scooter Riders
From October 1, 2026, New Zealand drivers must leave a 1.5-metre gap when passing cyclists and give way to buses leaving stops, while young children may legally ride on footpaths. How much room do you give a cyclist when you pass? From next month, New Zealand law gives one simple answer: at least 1.5 metres. […]
Ford Takes Its Skilled Trades Push Into a Second Year at Michigan Central
Ford CEO Jim Farley says America’s skilled trades shortage demands faster action, as the company prepares a bigger second edition of its ACCELERATE the Essential Economy event in Detroit. Ford boss Jim Farley wants America to rethink what a respectable career looks like. In a new post marking one year of the company’s ACCELERATE the […]
Porsche Adds Wireless Charging and Power Doors to Cayenne Electric
Porsche’s new model-year Cayenne Electric adds optional inductive charging, electric doors, massage seats with 4D audio and Paint to Sample colours. Plugging in an electric car is hardly hard work, but Porsche reckons it can be made easier still. For the new model year, the Cayenne Electric gets optional inductive charging. Owners simply park over […]
Nissan Details All-New Patrol’s Roomier Cabin and 3,700kg Towing Capacity
Nissan Australia has given the all-new Y63 Patrol more cargo space, more second-row legroom and a 3,700kg braked towing capacity on every grade, with first deliveries due in early 2027. Nissan Australia has explained how the all-new Patrol does the job big families and caravan owners buy it for. The Y63 model has more room […]
ANCAP Welcomes Road Safety Review as Van, Truck and Motorcycle Deaths Rise
ANCAP has welcomed the Australian Government’s mid-term review of the National Road Safety Strategy, which credits safer cars for progress but shows sharp rises in deaths involving light commercial vehicles, heavy vehicles and motorcycles. Passenger cars are getting safer, but other vehicles on Australian roads aren’t keeping up. That’s the main finding ANCAP has taken […]
Steve McQueen’s Ferrari 275 GTB/4*S NART Spider Heads to Auction in New York
Gooding Christie’s will offer the 1967 Ferrari NART Spider first owned by Steve McQueen at its first New York sale in November, with an estimate of US$15–20 million. Plenty of cars have a famous former owner. Far fewer have also never been sold at public auction. The 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4*S NART Spider first owned […]
Bentley Introduces New Global Showroom Concept at London’s Jack Barclay
Bentley has launched a hospitality-inspired retail concept at Jack Barclay in London, and the design will eventually shape its network of more than 220 retailers in over 60 markets. What should a Bentley showroom feel like? Bentley’s new answer is less car dealership and more hotel lounge. The brand has unveiled a new global retail […]
Bugatti Brings Branded Residences to Miami’s Brickell Waterfront
Bugatti has announced Bugatti Residences Miami, its first branded residential project in the United States, with sales due to open in 2027. Bugatti is building homes again, and this time they’re in Miami. The French marque has announced Bugatti Residences Miami, a branded residential development on the Brickell waterfront. It is Bugatti’s first project of […]
GWM’s Epic Safety Lab Just Hit a 4,000 Crash Test Milestone
When destroying cars is actually a good thing. We’ve all heard the phrase “crash test,” but most of us never really think about what goes into keeping us safe on the road. Enter GWM, a company that’s apparently decided the best way to prove their vehicles are tough is to smash 4,000 of them to […]