Getting the best car rental dealIf you're spending your own money on renting a car, there are pitfalls galore; and it pays to do your homework.
Bagging a bargainWe report on what to look for when buying a car for less than $5000.
Research is the keyMark Hinchliffe asks what car should young people buy? Simple question, complex answer.
Getting more out of your tankGetting your vehicle to go as far as possible on the least amount of fuel is going to put dollars back in your pocket ... but how do you do it?
Sorting the right car from the bombsIf you carry out all the right checks before buying a used car, you can rest easy in the knowledge you have covered all the bases and bought a good, sound car.
Use your head when buying usedCommon sense and research are keys to taking the trauma out of buying a used car.
Care for your carBeach towel, beer and bathers aren't the only things to worry about before heading off on your summer holiday. Your car will need some attention first.
Don't slip up in the wetWith such long periods of dry between the rain, it would be timely to brush up on some basic wet-weather driving tips.
How to make the right choice when you start buyingPurchasing your first car doesn't have to be a scary experience.
Tips on selling a carBefore you embark on a process that can be stressful consider whether you want to sell your car privately or trade it in.
First car buyer tipsSCHOOL'S finished. Top of the must-have list is a set of wheels. CARSguide explores the pitfalls confronting first car buyers.
Best and worst value used cars in AustraliaUSED-car prices are plumbing record lows because of an oversupply caused by booming new vehicle sales.
Buying and selling: what you can expect for your moneyYOUNG buyers are usually on a fairly limited budget, which reduces the number of cars available.
Car insurance tipsTHERE is more to motoring than simply getting your driver's licence.
10 driving don'tsIf drivers thought about what they do before they start driving each day, road injuries and deaths could be drastically reduced.
How to maintain your carThe key to keeping your car in tiptop shape is regular maintenance from the day you drive it home for the first time.
Most popular first cars and what people look forFIRST time buyers are not as gullible as some people may believe.
Your diesel questions answeredWith petrol prices soaring, CARSguide.com.au looks at the most common questions you might have about the efficiency of diesel.
Slide ruleThe use of cruise control in wet or slippery conditions is just inviting disaster as recent incidents have shown.
The importance of servicing your carServicing your carregularly will not only add years to itslife but it increases thevehicle's resale valuewhen it comes time totrade in.
How to change a tyreIt is surprising how many people do not know how, or simply do not want to change a flat tyre.
Don't just cruise onCruise control systems are becoming common, but turning it on doesn't mean you can switch your brain off.
Are your sunnies unsafe?Wear the right sunglasses to cut glare, not the pair you think looks most fashionable.
Motoring tips for the holidaysFollow these tips to stay safe on the road this summer.
Spotlight on safetyLights more specifically, poor lights or no lights contribute to many road deaths in this state.
Toothpaste and kerosene, your car's best friendsSome drivers go to great lengths to keep their cars spick and span.
Caravan safetyTowing a caravan demands a differentmindset and a different driving techniquecompared to simply driving a car.