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Turbo. It's an evocative word for motoring enthusiasts, symbolising performance and technical sophistication.

Perhaps one of the most infamous badge engineering projects in Australian motoring history, why did Holden and Toyota work together and what did they make?

Ever wondered why there are so many different types of 'automatic' transmission out there? Here's a rundown on the different types.

Tesla is known for its Supercharger network. But what other charging networks are there, where can you find them, and how quickly can they charge your EV?

Mild-hybrid systems (commonly known as MHEV) can range from effectively being a more advanced start/stop system to something offering a power boost.

Safety authority ANCAP says 95 per cent of all vehicles sold in Australia last year had one of their star ratings but there are some surprisingly high-volume vehicles in that other five per cent.

What if Peugeot made a modern reincarnation of its legendary Group B mid-engined rally car?

Motor oil brands today are a dime a dozen, with popular ones including Castrol, Valvoline, Shell, Mobil and Liqui Moly. Penrite is Australia’s own motor oil company.

Toyota had been manufacturing cars locally for several decades prior to the last car rolling off the line in 2017. Much of this was due to the early presence of Australian Motor Industries.

DS is a young brand trying to find its way in the world. It wouldn't have trouble standing out with a concept car like this.

Wondering how COVID-19 impacted your favourite brand's sales in 2020? Wonder no more.

A car may have all the latest gadgets on paper, but there’s more to it than just a lengthy spec sheet

RON. More than just a name of a famous Harry Potter character, this acronym defines what is considered standard and premium unleaded petrol

N-Line, M Sport, RS. New vehicles these days come in a variety of sporty trim levels. But what do all of these mean and what should you buy?

What does the future of luxury cars look like? It could look a bit like this, with lots of space and minimalistic style.

Known for its catchy jingle, Bob Jane was a successful racing driver who founded a chain of renowned tyre stores. Unfortunately, his life ended in tragedy with a bitter, unresolved legal dispute.