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Buying a car is one of the biggest purchases you'll make in your lifetime so it's important you have all the information before you sign on the dotted line.

An elegant sailboat on wheels, the Citroën DS was a technological marvel, far ahead of anything else of its time.

Ford Australia may have been less scattershot than crosstown rival Holden with its product planning, but that didn't mean it didn't have the occasional sales flop.

The dog-eat-dog world of making cars means most of the biggest carmakers have long and chequered ownership histories.

Helpful (and sometimes irritating in equal measure) lane support systems include various technologies designed to keep your car between those white lines.

We chat with the man who provides us with the best quality spy photos of camouflaged prototypes.

From The Italian Job to Mr Bean, the original Morris/Austin Mini is an icon of British culture.

Airbags are an important, life-saving technology. But what type of airbags are there and how do they work?

What if Toyota built a fully electric grand tourer with a supercar flair?

BSM and RCTA. This jargon is commonplace at dealerships and within car brochures, but what does it mean and how does it work?

Differentials are key to ensuring grip in tricky situations. Torque vectoring builds on this by further improving steering and cornering performance.

LSDs, locking diffs and open diffs. Differentials have been a key area of innovation recently, but what do they actually do?

If the price and affordability of the Toyota Corolla Hybrid is anything to go by, Australia is truly a lucky country.

Suspension that claims to offer the choice of a cushy ride and corner carving handling, all at the touch of a button. Too good to be true?

Maserati's revival starts with the MC12 mid-engine supercar. Here's what it might have looked like if the design team had taken a different approach.

The Hummer name is one of the most evocative in motoring. In 2020, it's been brought back to life on an electric ute. But in the 1990s and 2000s, a huge spread of companies tried to cash in on its tough image.