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Top three small hatches
By Andrew Chesterton · 14 Nov 2017
The small car (under $40k) market is massive, shifting more than 134,000 units so far this year across a vast cross-section of more than 25 different models.
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Should you buy a hatch or an SUV?
By Andrew Chesterton · 11 Oct 2017
Ask any non-Star Wars tragic exactly what the big deal is about those damn movies that are so inexplicably popular, and you'll get a kind of uncertain shoulder shrug in reply.
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Best first hatch on a budget
By Andrew Chesterton · 03 Oct 2017
There are possibly no two more depressing words than 'car' and 'budget' when you're shopping for your first taste of automotive freedom.
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How many ways can you be booked in a school zone?
By Stephen Corby · 03 Oct 2017
Demerit-point punishments can, and will, be far more severe if you make a mistake in a active school zone.
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How to save big dollars on road tolls
By Stephen Corby · 13 Sep 2017
Paying tolls is one of the many financial stings you have to endure to live in a big city.
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10 dopey driving habits that are costing you money
By Stephen Corby · 11 Aug 2017
Everyone has bad driving habits, but are yours costing you money?
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Five dud drivers you'll find in the city
By Stephen Corby · 03 Aug 2017
Driving in the city can be a mix between a chore and a bore
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Speed and red light camera locations in Australia
By Andrew Chesterton · 03 Aug 2017
The rules of the game were once simple: the police would try to spot speeding drivers, and drivers would try to spot them first.
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Australia's most expensive fines: the single tickets that will break the bank
By Andrew Chesterton · 01 Aug 2017
Even the best of us are occasionally guilty of a driving indiscretion (or several...), but while that sinking, stomach-clenching feeling of knowing you're about to be booked for an offence is identical nationwide, how much you'll be paying for said transgression most certainly is not. In fact, if you're road
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When should I stick to the left on the road?
By Stephen Corby · 19 Jul 2017
It's hard to believe people could still not know the Keep Left Unless Overtaking rule.
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