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The Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) is the Japanese giant's take on modular platform sharing to rival the likes of Volkswagen’s MQB.

Italian marques have been responsible for some of the most iconic cars ever designed, and their badges have an equally prominent history.

The Volkswagen Golf GTI might the hot hatch benchmark, but it has been through its share of ups and downs during its 46-year history.

French marques are known for avant-garde design, and this is represented in their badges as well.

Who taught you to drive? If it was your parents, it's likely some of their bad habits have been passed on to you.

German automotive brands are rich in history, and that also applies to the stories behind their logos.

Friend or foe? South Korea’s two largest automotive brands share parent companies, but are also fierce competitors.

Car-based utes are but a memory for Australians, but similar types of vehicles still fill dealer forecourts across the Americas – and sometimes beyond.

With more than 35,000 sales last month, Japan remains the most popular source of new cars in Australia, and the Big 6 Japanese brands make up the vast majority of this. But where did their badges come from?

Jaguar Land Rover's SVO division covers everything from fettled, high-performance models to remanufactured classics.

British Racing Green, Rosso Corsa and Bleu de France. These are famous colours used by several carmakers today, but why?

Porsche, Mercedes-Benz and BMW all have off-the-shelf trim colours and options to choose from. But what if you want your vehicle to be a little bit more special and exclusive?

Keen to plug in? Here's what the world's big carmakers have lined up in the all-electric world.

MG is well-known as a manufacturer of sports cars, but has recently entered the Top 10 on the VFACTS sales charts under Chinese ownership. What happened?

The term ‘MQB’ is commonly used when talking about cars made by the Volkswagen Group. But what does it mean, and what is it?

Mercedes-Benz bills itself as the inventor of the car, and has a history of producing luxurious models under the much-vaunted three-pointed star. Perhaps less well-known are its historical joint ventures.