Crossover are rising in popularity due to their jack-of-all-trades appeal and above average ground clearance. Here are our top 5. FULL STORY >

The last few weeks have been pretty eventful for the motor industry, here are a couple of news highlights from the world of cars. FULL STORY >

The last few weeks have been pretty eventful for the motor industry, here are a couple of news highlights from the world of cars. FULL STORY >

Hacking vehicles is now no longer relegated to the fictional domain of movies and TV series. FULL STORY >

Naamsa releases its latest vehicle sales figures, revealing the sales performance of the South African motor industry last month. FULL STORY >

The 2013 Johannesburg International Motor Show kicks off on 18 October, here are some of the main attractions that will be on display at this year's show. FULL STORY >

The last few weeks have been pretty eventful for the motor industry, here are a couple of news highlights from the world of cars. FULL STORY >

Mitsubishi updates its Triton diesel bakkie range with a new engine, a slight facelift and some added features. FULL STORY >

Carjacking remains a far too common crime on local roads. We look at some of the technology available to car owners to help with vehicle recovery and theft deterrent. FULL STORY >

Opel refreshes its Astra hatchback range and launches the new Astra sedan lineup as well. FULL STORY >

Nissan announces the second car in the 2014 Datsun Go lineup. FULL STORY >

Peugeot aims to put a 208 hatchback in more South African garages via the more affordable, entry-level 208 Access 1.0 VTi. FULL STORY >

The last few weeks have been pretty eventful for the motor industry, largely as a result of the recently held 65th International Frankfurt Motor Show. FULL STORY >

Crossovers are currently popular with car buyers around the globe. We get behind the wheel of the Subaru XV to find out if it can compete with the likes of the Mitsubishi ASX. FULL STORY >

The cream of the performance car crop is not supercars but hyper-supercars or hypercars for short. These top-end-of-the-top-end sports cars are able to achieve a top end of 350 km/h and were designed as halo models laying the roadmap for the future of the supercar. FULL STORY >