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Q&A;: Servicing extras
Capped price servicing often includes hidden costs.
Capped price servicing often includes hidden costs.
Peter is after a prestige SUV with serious driving credentials.
Vince has been told the dodgy blinker on his brand-new Jaguar isn't covered by warranty. Is that correct?
Ross is helping his daughter pin down the right first car
Lease or loan? Chattel or cash? Understanding the different types of car finance will save you money in the long run.
Lesley Parker reveals the best place to park your money with car finance.
Make sure you weigh up your finance options before committing to buy that new set of wheels.
Canberra families will save as much as $24 on some compulsory third-party insurance from March as competition in the market drives down prices.
After being hit by a stolen car, I was asked to pay the excess.
Comparing car insurance policies can be a nightmare. Chris Harris loses a lot of sleep discovering why.
Tyre prices range from less than $100 to more than $1000. How much should you spend on your next tyres?
The first question you have to ask yourself when buying new tyres is what are you going to use them for?
The side of a tyre contains plenty of information. Here's your guide to deciphering it.
Mick is wondering if the fuel use he is getting on his Mazda3 on the open road is wrong?
Shaun is wondering whether he should use 95 or 98 ron fuel in his 2008 Mazda MX-5.
What to do if your car stops running because of watery fuel.