SUV news

Bentley to build an SUV

New Bentley boss Wolfgang Durheimer has revealed one of marque’s worst kept secrets.

Renault's new nose for Koleos

Penned by the French, engineered in Japan, and built in Korea, the Renault Koleos has been an unusual compact SUV candidate since its launch in 2008

Mazda breaks New Territory

Mazda has put the squeeze on Territory, Kluger and Captiva, with new front-drive CX-9 variants starting from just $44,425

Audi Q3 production begins

Audi has kicked off production this week of its new Q3 compact SUV, ahead of its Australian launch in the first quarter of 2012

Australian Evoque pricing announced

Land Rover has announced pricing and specification for its Evoque premium compact SUV range, ahead of its Australian debut in November

Women's World Car of the Year

BMW and Citroen have both won the 2011 Women’s Car of the Year award for the 5 Series and DS3 respectively

Audi's baby Q

Ingolstadt’s premium compact SUV hunts down the BMW X1…

Subaru XV Crossover concept

Subaru has announced that it will reveal its new XV Crossover Concept at the upcoming Shanghai Auto Show

Buying a 4x4

The value question is sometimes the most hotly debated criterion, as it’s often a perceived issue rather than technical fact.

Range Rover Lineage

We’ve come a long way since the hose-out interior but, along the way, lost nothing of the Range Rover’s original intention.

X6 proves the doubters (and motoring journos) wrong

The melding of a sports coupe and SUV has been a niche hit for BMW. Next - the X6 M rocket.

Sube kicks on with big March

What downturn? Rex and Forester cut fine figures in latest sales results.

Cayenne GTS gets a $46K designer makeover

Limited run Cayenne GTS Porsche Design Edition 3 is coming to Oz.

Meltdown in Motown

It was once the engine room of America and the car-building capital of the world. Now Detroit is in danger of stalling ... permanently. How did it come to this and what will become of the Big Three?

Audi's bum steer

EXCLUSIVE: Audi Q5 steering failures point the rings in the wrong direction... Wheels News Editor Sean Poppitt reports.

February vehicle sales down 21.9 percent

This month's VFACTS sales figures show more short-term doom and gloom for the local market, but spirits (and sales) should rise by June.