Renault CEO Bollore fired

After days of speculation, Renault has fired CEO Thierry Bollore, with chief financial officer (CFO) Clotilde Delbos stepping in as interim boss. Overnight the French automaker confirmed it had "decided to end the mandate" of Bollore as CEO and president of the firm "with immediate effect". During the last week, reports in the business and automotive press had indicated the Renault board was looking for a clean and decisive break from the Carlos Ghosn era.

2020 Isuzu D-Max unveiled: 3.0-litre lives on! More power, more safety, more tech

The next generation Isuzu D-Max has officially broken cover in Thailand ahead of its Australian showroom arrival in 2020. Loaded with technology, the new model has catapulted the Isuzu D-Max from a bare bones proposition to one of the most advanced utes in the class. These latest images taken from the Isuzu website in Thailand show the next generation Isuzu D-Max is all-new from the ground up and has grown in every dimension.

2020 Bentley Flying Spur Blackline Specification unveiled

The 2020 Bentley Flying Spur Blackline Specification package has been unveiled. For the appearance package, Bentley has replaced most of the sedan's chromed exterior trim pieces with black parts. The list of black components include Flying B bonnet mascot, grille trim, side window frames, wheel arch vents, door handles, exhaust tips, and door and rear bumper blades. While the headlamp and tail-light bezels have also been darkened, it's interesting the interior doesn't include any changes.

2020 McLaren GT review | Sports grand tourer

McLaren takes a break from battling Ferraris and Lamborghinis to enter the grand-touring arena, with the GT.

2019 Lexus RC F review

If you've missed out on one of the 10 Lexus RC F Track Editions that are headed to Australia – which we also reviewed recently – it might be relieving to know that the 'standard' RC F offers almost all of the same thrills without the hefty price tag or super-limited availability.

Reverse Gear podcast: A look back at the car world of 1998

Google was founded, Jo Beth Taylor said goodbye to Australia's Funniest Home Video Show, and the Spice Girls were spicing up everyone's life. But what was happening within the automotive world in 1998? Join Mandy Turner and Kez Casey on Reverse Gear, as they take you back to the biggest model launches, dissect Australian sales figures, take an in-depth look at the Ford Falcon AU, and discover 1998 cars currently for sale.

How Australia's love of V8s and utes has revived local automotive skills

Australia’s love of V8s and utes is reviving jobs and skills that many feared would be lost forever. Local car manufacturing died two years ago, but from the ashes a new industry has emerged. As sales of utes continue to hit record levels – they were the top three selling vehicles outright last month – and demand for V8s has not waned, car giants Ford and Nissan have announced partnerships with local engineering firms that will tailor imported vehicles to better suit Australian buyer tastes.