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Stephen Smith will tell you that he does nothing out of the ordinary to prolong the life of his tyres.

Bushranger's new Bluegum inflatable tent can be easily erected in moments using a portable air compressor.

Mitsubishi may have won the overall car category, but Toyota has dominated the 2007 Dakar Rally production class, taking seven of the top 10 positions including the top three in the T2 category for mass-produced all-terrain vehicles.

The second Dodge vehicle destined for Australia was revealed at the Melbourne Motor Show.

Hyundai has streamlined its Terracan range of medium-large heavy duty 4WD wagons for 2007 with the introduction of a SLX model with diesel and petrol engines and automatic and manual transmissions.

Jeep has strengthened its flagship Grand Cherokee engine line-up, adding a 3.7-litre V6 petrol power plant to its already popular range.

The all new Jeep Wrangler and the four-door Jeep Wrangler Unlimited headline a major boost for Jeep's Australian range of vehicles.

A great day for Land Rover (and 4x4 enthusiasts in general) at the Sydney Land Rover Club Expo...

Revealed for the first time ouside of North America, the CX-9 was on show at the Melbourne Motor Show.

ARB has recently released a range of Cargo Gear products, which currently includes aluminium track & load rings, tie down straps and ratchet straps, to assist you with all your load carrying requirements.

For your next camping or 4WDing adventure, ARB has just released a range of items that will come in handy, including a new road atlas, and redesigned ARB apparel.

Sometimes regarded as old technology, the solid state diode isolator continues to be in strong demand as the preferred and most reliable method of charging dual batteries particularly systems with large auxiliary batteries.

Over the last few months, ARB's Old Man Emu engineers have been busy developing complete suspension packages for a number of vehicles including Ford F250/350, Jeep Grand Cherokee and Mitsubishi Triton.

The FJ40 was a much loved 4WD in the Sixties and Seventies and was known as a vehicle that could go virtually anywhere.

SsangYong's flagship four-wheel drive the Rexton Limited has been given a significant power boost with a 17 percent increase in power and a 18 percent increase in torque as well as a revised rear suspension and full time all wheel drive (AWD) at no extra cost.

Toyota used the Melbourne Motor Show to introduce its new locally designed TRD (Toyota Racing Development) range of prestige performance vehicles.

Toyota launched the 2008 Highlander at the recent Chicago Auto Show. The petrol Highlander will be introduced into Australia later this year as the new Kluger.

Ford F250 Super Chief Concept delivers tomorrow's fuel solutions today

Holden have introduced a new turbo diesel engine and significantly redesigned interior and exterior features of the Rodeo range.

Mazda's BT-50 range of utes are more powerful, offer better payload, performance and economy than the B-Series it replaces.

More than 120 exhibitors displayed all types of boats, from inflatables to tinnies, cruisers to waterski powerboats, personal watercraft, runabouts and even yachts.

Making a few changes to your driving style can greatly improve your fuel economy.

Motor shows are about dreaming, savouring the very best that automobile manufacturers can deliver and getting a first hand insight into the future direction of motoring.

The Hummer H3 will enter the Australian market next year. Right-hand drive models are now being assembled in South Africa.