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New Zealand's most dangerous vehicles
Ratings based on records from more than eight million road crashes.
Used car retailer 2 Cheap Cars appoints Huffer founder as CEO
Daniel Buckley has made the move to the used car industry.
Increase in unwarranted vehicles involved in serious crashes 'concerning'
Crashes of vehicles without warrants or certificates of Fitness is rising.
The safest place in a car crash isn't the back seat anymore
New York Times: Advances in technology up front have been slow to jump to the back seat.
Elon Musk loses $1.5b in two minutes
The Tesla boss saw his fortune shrink a little this week.
Jaguar Land Rover to cut 4,500 jobs in Brexit slump
Jaguar Land Rover is the UK's biggest automobile maker.
Electric drag race: Porsche vs Tesla in 2019
Tesla isn't likely to get a free ride this year.
Uber loses landmark UK case over drivers' rights
The court ruling found that drivers are "workers," entitling them to benefits.
Elon Musk gets last laugh after Tesla's wild year
Despite Musk's erratic behaviour, Tesla stock is doing just fine.
Revealed: The best car of 2018 has been found
The hatchback has an "unparalleled" driving experience and is the "complete package".
In China, private car data is sent to the government by law
More than 200 manufacturers transmit information to govt-backed monitoring centres.
Turners shares tumble on possible profit downgrade
Turners shares sank as much as 20c after it warned of deteriorating market conditions.
3700 vehicles need WoFs re-checked after West Auckland garage suspension
A west Auckland garage has had its WoF licensing suspended by NZTA.
Nissan's ousting of celebrated exec looks like a palace coup
COMMENT: The downfall of a king is bloody and swift.
What happens when police pull over a driverless car
Police will have to follow a new protocol when it comes to driverless vehicles.
Kiwi men rate their own driving higher than their partners
AA Insurance asked around 1000 Kiwis to rate their own parking and driving ability.
Comment: Oil's march toward US$100 is exactly what electric cars need
Rising fuel prices could give the electric movement a much-need boost.
Volvo reveals futuristic car that drives while you sleep
Volvo believes the concept car could replace short-haul flights.
NZ new vehicle sales on track for record year
Kiwis are still willing to splash out on a new set of wheels.
Behind the wheel of a Tesla Model 3: It's a giant iPhone - for better and worse
The Tesla Model 3 is essentially a giant smartphone.
Million cars added to Takata airbag recall
A revised recall list includes Mercedes Benz C Class, Ford Mondeo and Toyota Yaris.
Holden recall to fix faulty airbags to cost $4m
Holden is recalling 24,000 vehicles with defective Takata airbags.
VW eyes legal action against former CEO
Emissions cheating scandal has already cost the company €25.8 billion.
Drivers who skip airbag recall risk failing WOF
The airbags can deploy unexpectedly, spraying passengers with shrapnel.
Elon Musk's April Fool's prank falls flat
Tesla shares take a tumble after billionaire's joke goes down like a lead balloon.
Nissan and Renault in talks to merge: Sources
This would further consolidate the close alliance the companies have had for years.