Articles by Matt Campbell

Toyota has announced a plan to build an all-new city at the foot of Mt Fuji in Japan - and there won't be a Corolla or Camry in sight.Woven City, as the new 175-acre locality will be known, is said to showcase the brand's future thinking, while also allow

New technology could save the lives of children and pets left in cars.

Genesis will offer its first SUV in Australia in 2020.

The LDV T60 2020 model range is set to expand to include a new V6 turbo-diesel engine as well as the adoption of a smaller four-cylinder with better power outputs than the current one.The new LDV T60 V6 range-topping model is set to use a VM Motori 3.0-li

The 2019 new cars sales figures have been announced, and it's fair to say that the entire Australian market was one of the biggest losers of last year.Overall sales slumped 7.8 per cent on the preceding year's figures, with a total of 1,062,867 vehicles s

The Toyota Corolla sedan completes the small car range in Australia for the brand, and offers a compelling option for people who want a compact sedan with good safety spec, equipment and pricing. It's also spacious and comfortable, and compelling to drive, too.

We take a look back at more than 500 new car reviews published in 2019, and see which ones made the top 10.

This is one of the most dynamic parts of the Australian new car market - the small SUV segment is huge, and it continues to grow as new players enter the game.The newest is the Kia Seltos, which is here to take on the just updated Toyota C-HR and Mitsubishi ASX, as well as the Nissan Qashqai. Which will be our pick? Read on to find out.

Urban mobility company Lime has announced a new subscription service for its scooter and e-bike services in Australia.The LimePass subscription forgoes the $1 per ride fee that users would usually pay - instead, customers who are frequent users can subscribe to the service for $5.99 per week.So, if you use a Lime scooter or e-bike more than six times a week, you’ll be ahead. The service offers unlimited unlocks of bikes or scooters to users, though the usual distance-based charging remains.Mitchell Price, Lime’s head of government relations, said this subscription plan is the first of its kind in the world or urban mobility.“We know that more than 50 per cent of our riders worldwide trust Lime for their commutes and personal daily trips around the city. With our new LimePass service, we’re proud to offer them a more cost-efficient way to get around town and manage their busy schedules.”The subscription service is able to be activated through the Lime smartphone app.The company has also announced a new Group Ride function recently, which launched in Brisbane. Group Ride allows a single user to unlock multiple scooters using one account, and the brand reckons it could appeal to those who want to see their city with their friends or family.

Will the Holden Commodore be reborn as an SUV?