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The rest of the nation should follow South Australia’s lead and allow residents to register as organ and tissue donors via their driver’s licence, the state’s health minister says. While most Australian jurisdictions previously permitted residents to register when applying for or renewing their licence, only SA still does. SAContinue Reading

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Affordable seven-seat SUVs are getting harder to come by after Mazda dumped its CX-9 and CX-8 but Toyota’s Kluger is one of the more appealing options. Here’s everything you need to know about the Toyota Kluger. VALUE Toyota’s Kluger range kicks off at about $56,500 drive-away for the two-wheel driveContinue Reading

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A new version of Toyota’s C-HR small SUV arrives in showrooms early next year with some big changes. The new line-up will come exclusively with hybrid power. Built and designed in Europe, the new C-HR is much more expensive than before with a starting price of $42,990 (plus on-road costs),Continue Reading

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The Volkswagen Amarok has been at the pointy end of the four-wheel-drive ute market for more than a decade. A new model was well overdue, though, as the previous version lagged the latest rivals for safety and technology. Here are five things you should know about the new Amarok. Don’tContinue Reading

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Mazda is revolutionising its range with the rollout of new high-end SUVs. The new mid-sized CX-60 is the first cab off the rank and here are five things you need to know about the plug-in hybrid version. It’s all new, but an old formula The CX-60 is built off aContinue Reading

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Volkswagen’s best electric car will take the longest to arrive. The German brand has been selling its dedicated electric cars in Europe for years but they have yet to reach Australian shores. That’s about to change as four models are due to arrive over the next 18 months, starting withContinue Reading

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It’s fast, super efficient and corners beautifully. Throw in classic good looks and generous standard equipment and the appeal of Audi’s new plug-in hybrid Q5 looks obvious. But has Audi read the room? Or, more importantly, the Australian car buying market? Plug-in hybrids (or PHEVs) use a combustion engine –Continue Reading