The psychology of EOFY car sales: Why waiting could be your worst move
Is it worth holding out for end of financial year sales when it comes to new or used car purchases? See the guide to the psychological tactics of EOFY sales.
Street Smarts
Aussies won't risk it: 9 in 10 say a professional used car check is a must
Buying a used car shouldn't feel risky. Here's why Aussies value a thorough check - and how Carma's new partnership with the NRMA gives buyers even more confidence behind the wheel.
Hot take: We should have driving tests every 10 years
Could a mandatory driving test every 10 years make our roads calmer and safer? Let’s look at the key reasons this idea might not be so silly after all.
The Aussie rise in DIY car repairs: Smart or sketchy?
Home car maintenance and repairs are proving popular in the wake of cost of living pressures, but is it a good idea to DIY? Let’s check it out.
Are keyless start cars really easier to steal?
A keyless start system is a handy feature in cars - but does it leave you more vulnerable to theft? Here’s what you can do to thwart would-be car thieves.
Driving down under: What makes Aussie roads so unique?
What is it that makes an Aussie road, an Aussie road? From the varied wildlife to the epic distances and the cars we choose, let’s explore how we roll.
Australia’s love affair with utes: more than just a workhorse
Why did utes become so popular in Australia? We look at the fascinating history of, and love for, new and pre-loved utes across our sunburnt country.
What’s up with headlights getting brighter?
Why have bright car headlights become so common - and how have we all become the deer? We look directly into the issue as it relates to new and used cars.
How much could I sell my car for? Fair wear & tear explained
How much could I sell my car for? See how fair wear and tear impacts your car’s value, from tyres to paint, and how to keep it in top condition.
Hot take: Do you actually need a massive ute?
Thinking about getting a massive ute for city life? Think again. Do you actually need one or is it just aspirational?
Hot take: Backing into a car space is the superior move
In the great parking debate, here’s a strong argument for the reversing car method being safer, easier and faster than driving forwards into a spot.
Why most drivers think they’re better than average
Most drivers think they’re better than average at driving, making for a mathematical impossibility. What’s the deal with these self-rated driving skills?
