
5 Cars We'd Buy With $50,000 Right Now (October 2026)
Five very different new cars you can drive away in for about $50,000: a hybrid SUV, a 4x4 ute, an EV, a sports car and a seven seat tow wagon, with the trim to get and who each one suits.
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Five very different new cars you can drive away in for about $50,000: a hybrid SUV, a 4x4 ute, an EV, a sports car and a seven seat tow wagon, with the trim to get and who each one suits.

BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Audi compared for Australian buyers: model ranges, pricing tiers, warranty and servicing plans, resale, tech and how to buy, plus our best for picks.

Falling sales, the Touareg's exit, a global plan to halve the model range and sharp new offers: here's what's confirmed about Volkswagen in Australia, and what it means for owners and buyers.

Demo and near new cars can save you thousands, but the warranty clock has usually already started. Here is how to tell when a demonstrator beats a brand new car, and how to negotiate one.

The all new BMW X5 lands in Australia from $143,900 before on road costs. We look at whether it is worth it, which version to buy, what to negotiate and the rivals to consider.

A private sale can save you money, but a licensed dealer gives you consumer guarantees, a statutory warranty and a clear title guarantee. Here is how to decide which is right for your next car.

Our pick of the best car and the best SUV around $100,000 in Australia right now, with two or three alternatives for each and what the 2026 to 27 Luxury Car Tax thresholds mean for your budget.

Set a walk away price, back every offer with real repair costs, and know your state's dealer warranty and cooling off rules before you sign.

A step by step checklist for buying a used car in Australia, from the $2 PPSR check and recalls to your state's roadworthy rules and the transfer paperwork.

BYD's new M9 plug in hybrid people mover takes on the Kia Carnival. We compare price, seats, boot space, running costs, warranty, safety and resale to find the better family buy.

The BMW M2 and Porsche Macan 4S Electric are our picks for a $150,000 budget, with the alternatives worth a look and how Luxury Car Tax and demo buying change the maths.

GWM's new Cannon Hi4-T plug in hybrid ute costs from $50,990 drive away, tows 3,500kg and claims 115km of electric range. Here's how it stacks up against the Ranger PHEV, BYD Shark 6 and diesel HiLux and Ranger.