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Is Toyota cooking up tougher HiLux, Prado?
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By Dom Tripolone · 20 Oct 2025
Toyota could be prepping a new line of tough four-wheel drives.
Shark 6 exceeding ‘biggest expectations’
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By Tom White · 20 Oct 2025
These seasoned car executives have seen nothing like the runaway success of the BYD Shark 6 as the brand plots significant upgrades for the future.
Korean brand's EV assault in Oz
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By Tim Gibson · 16 Oct 2025
Two new EVs from a Korean carmaker will hit Australian showrooms in 2025.
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New HiLux hunter incoming
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By Dom Tripolone · 15 Oct 2025
Nissan to unveil long-awaited next-gen Navara imminently!
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Is the new Kia Tasman ute in trouble already?
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By Chris Thompson · 14 Oct 2025
A limited-time offer on the Kia Tasman could be a sign the brand is trying to boost early sales of the ute to get closer to its lofty sales goal.
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2026 Toyota HiLux interior leaked!
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By Jack Quick · 13 Oct 2025
The new-generation Toyota HiLux is one of the most anticipated vehicle launches in the past 12 months or so and the drip feed of new information continues to flow ahead of its expected reveal at this year’s Thailand motor show.
It time to celebrate Holden again
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By Stephen Ottley · 12 Oct 2025
This weekend’s Bathurst 1000 may not be the ‘race that stops the nation’ but it's still a major event on every car-loving Australian’s calendar. However some of the lustre has worn off ever since the 2022 event, because that was the last with Holden.
More options for budget-friendly, Chinese ute
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By Jack Quick · 10 Oct 2025
JAC has confirmed four new versions of the T9 turbo-diesel dual-cab ute will be launching in Australia in November.
Special Ford Ranger Raptor revealed
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By Tim Gibson · 08 Oct 2025
Ford has beefed up its rugged Ranger Raptor.
'Very important' change for popular ute
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By Chris Thompson · 08 Oct 2025
Isuzu’s new 2.2-litre turbo-diesel engine takes the mantle from the outgoing 1.9-litre as the smaller option in the brand’s range, but it’s not solely a move for product improvement.