Four offenders are on the run after allegedly stealing two cars in Melbourne's south-east yesterday. Police believe the group broke into a home on Wheatley Road in McKinnon at about 1.15am, where they ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

The car business is a lot like Hollywood in that in a sea of obligatory sequels and ill-advised remakes, it’s not every day ...

Despite these challenges, three luxury cars (there were many more SUVs) fared particularly well amidst the chaos to preserve commendable quality and reliability—not to mention, they’re all ...

In general, luxury cars are thought to be less reliable than their mainstream counterparts. Some brands seem to buck this trend, like Lexus, while others such as BMW and Land Rover are written off ...

These are just some of the things we want, no expect, a luxury car to deliver. It should be as good to drive as to be driven in. The luxury car market is changing. Once upon a time, a luxury car ...

For those that want the prestige and comfort of a high-end car without the hefty price tag, there's good news. Many luxury models experience significant depreciation, transforming them into ...

Despite its luxury nametag, it offers a rough ride – one you might expect from a car half the price – and a cramped interior with little in the way of head or legroom. Cargo space is also an issue ...

Inside, the Jimny has been given a bit of a facelift, though we’re not talking about a luxury overhaul. The seats and door cards are now trimmed in black and light grey quilted leather ...

A Washington Post color analysis of D.C. found shades of gray permeate neighborhoods where the White population has increased and the Black population has decreased. By Marissa J. Lang and John D.

Driving is inherently stressful, so why drive a car that adds to the hardship? If you agree, then the luxury car class is for you. They're built to do the opposite: to relax you with their plush ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Italy’s Agnelli family holding company, Exor, said it planned to sell a 4 per cent stake in luxury sports ...