Category: Comparison

The 2025–2026 car market is a bloodbath of shifting power and Chinese innovation. These are the top twenty rides serving style and speed, exactly as ranked by the readers who actually buy and drive them.

Lexus GX 550 Luxury arrived in 2024 ditching the agricultural diesel clatter for a twin-turbo V6. It offers a sublime on-road drive Compared to Prado

Australian car buyers can now access five star safety across a range of new models including the Leapmotor B10 and Geely Starray.

Toyota is clutching her pearls as the Chery Tiggo 4 Hybrid arrives to blow the budget market wide open. At $29,990 driveaway, this 5.4L/100km hybrid is the middle finger the old guard never saw coming.

The 2026 Subaru Trailseeker arrives as a larger, faster version of the Solterra, aiming to revive the brand's struggling electric sales in Australia.

A mechanical stallion arrives with enough torque to unseat a Duke and enough grit to leave every Toorak bachelor quaking in his loafers. It is the most scandalous debut of the season, and it has absolutely no intention of playing nice.

Volvo Cars bets on the new EX60 to outrun German rivals after a bruising Q4 2025 financial report.

See the moment Geely revealed the EX2’s final 2025 sales figures and watch as it outclasses the rivals in real world testing.

Lexus, Toyota, and even the German giants are falling behind. While Chinese and Korean brands push Australia's first 400kW sites to the limit, the legacy 400V architecture is stuck in the slow lane at your local 50kW box.

Mecum celebrates 35 years in Las Vegas Jan 27-31 at South Point. The five-day event features 2,000 motorcycles and rare prototypes.

Chery’s Tiggo 7 Super Hybrid is Australia’s cheapest PHEV at $34,990 drive away. It makes the $47,990 Mitsubishi ASX look like a $13,000 robbery.

Compare the new Outlander LS Black Edition pricing and its restrictive 10 year warranty against the aggressive tech and value of emerging Chinese rivals.