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Unmarked police cars Australia: How to spot an undercover cop car

By Stephen Corby · 05 May 2025

There are some states where the very existence of unmarked police cars seems almost as illogical as it is cruel, while in others, like Victoria, it’s a surprise that every second vehicle isn’t a cop car in disguise.

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Seven best seven-seat luxury cars in Australia

By Stephen Ottley · 14 Jun 2024

The rise of luxury SUVs has driven the increasing amount of luxury family cars, whereas previously it was five-seat sedans like the BMW 5 Series or Mercedes-Benz S-Class, nowadays you can choose from the likes of the BMW X7, Mercedes-Benz GLS, Land Rover Defender 130 and more.

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Luxury car hire in Australia: Everything you need to know

By Stephen Corby · 26 Feb 2024

Sure, we all know things are tough, but clearly they’re less tough for some of us, because luxury car sales - and we mean genuinely luxury ones - have been on the rise over the past decade.

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The best hybrid 4x4s in Australia

By Stephen Corby · 25 Dec 2021

When most people think of off-road four-wheel drives (4WDs), they tend to picture beefy, petrol or diesel-guzzling beasts that only look legitimate when equipped with winches, caked with dried mud and decorated with a constellation of bugs.

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New SUVs: Latest news and model releases

By Stephen Corby · 05 Jul 2020

To modern Australian families, the SUV is what a Commodore or a Falcon used to be - the sensible, obvious and most common choice of family vehicle.

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Best new cars arriving in 2017

By Peter Anderson · 05 Jul 2020

Is 2017 the year of the new car for your garage? It's pretty easy to work out what's available now, but here are the most exciting models that are yet to arrive in showrooms.

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Should I buy a diesel or petrol car?

By Stephen Corby · 05 Jul 2020

There’s long been a bit of a stench around diesel, but with the Volkswagen scandal and big cities in Europe now considering banning them, it seems to be a fuel source that’s more on the nose than ever

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