Sedan News

By Laura Berry · 17 Oct 2016

One week after Ford Australia closed down its production line, two bidders have bought themselves a piece of Australian automotive history.

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BMW adds heat to the executive sedan market

By Danny Kwan · 14 Oct 2016

Seventh-generation BMW 5 Series adopts 7 Series styling and comes loaded with driver assistance tech, while shedding up to 100kg.

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Final Aussie Fords to smash records

By Laura Berry · 12 Oct 2016

The final Australian Fords will go under the hammer at Manheim’s auction house in Victoria.

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Turbo Elantra hits Aus for under $30k.

By Ewan Kennedy · 11 Oct 2016

Hyundai has added to its sporty SR model range with the introduction of an Elantra SR four-door sedan.

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Ford Falcon, Territory and Holden Cruze production ends

By Tim Robson · 07 Oct 2016

Ford Falcon, Territory and Holden Cruze lines cease today as auto manufacturing in Australia winds down.

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What the Australian Fords mean to us

By Malcolm Flynn · 07 Oct 2016

After 91 years and more than six million vehicles produced, there would be few of us that haven’t been touched by the Aussie Fords.

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Which car topped the September sales charts?

By Tim Robson · 06 Oct 2016

Mazda vaults up three spots to relegate Toyota to second as Hyundai claims three top-ten spots.

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Audi sets sights on hands-free driving

By Richard Blackburn · 05 Oct 2016

A car capable of being driven hands-free will arrive in Australia in 2018 but the maker is yet to convince local authorities to rubber stamp the technology for our roads.

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Hot Tucson N could be in Hyundai’s future

By Malcolm Flynn · 03 Oct 2016

Elantra and i20 are likely next targets after i30N for Hyundai's new N performance brand, but Tucson, Sonata and Veloster could follow.

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Audi launches new sports sedan in Paris

By Malcolm Flynn · 30 Sep 2016

Audi's performance arm has a new boss, a new name and a new car to celebrate its new direction, the tough and terrific looking new RS3.

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