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Hey, big spenders - save a packet
Bruce Newton Rival luxury marques are about to start a price war.
Porsche pushes on with supercar
Stephen Ottley, Jonathan Hawley After successfully adding cheaper sports cars and family-focused soft-roaders and sedans to its line-up, Porsche is heading back to its supercar-building glory days.
Is that it for the rotary?
Ask the experts: Stop start engines
First drive: Kia Rio hatch
Revealed: New Land Rover Defender
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World's greatest hypercar hoax?
Matt Campbell German brand says it will build a car with 2089kW of power, 3494Nm of torque and a 0-600km/h time of seven seconds.
Opel's new Mini fighter
Stephen Ottley GM's European brand prepares to go upmarket, led by a style-focused city car.
What's happened to Alfa Romeo?
Stephen Ottley Iconic Italian brand Alfa has hit on tough times, but a plan has been hatched for its revival.
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Middle class: Mondeo v Passat v Latitude
Matt Campbell Matt Campbell puts three sophisticated, Euro-flavoured mid-sizers to the test.
Skoda Octavia Scout Premium
Bruce Newton The soft-roader belatedly extends its appeal with a self-shifting gearbox.
Volkswagen Touareg 150 TDI
Toby Hagon It might not wear a luxury badge, but VW's entry-level soft-roader holds its own in the field.
First drive: New Toyota Camry
Toby Hagon Sharper styling and more performance for new mid-sizer in an attempt to ditch its "whitegoods on wheels" reputation.
Head to head: Focus v Cruze
Stephen Ottley Ford and Holden's historic rivalry stretches down to the small sedan segment with the introduction of the Holden Cruze and upgraded Ford Focus.
Honda Civic 2002-06
David Morley Conservative looks won't excite but it will appeal to careful owners.