This week has been a blast reviewing the 2026 Audi RS3, a compact four-door sedan beast of a hot rod. The RS3 has always been one of those cars that doesn't need to shout to get attention. It ...

Consider the Infield, or the mid-speed corner left-right-left sequence following NASCAR Bend, where you'd normally adopt a careful brake-and-set routine. In the RS3, you can replace that with ...

Delivering supercar level performance in a compact package, the new Audi RS3 pushes the limits of what a hot hatch can be. Exploring acceleration, handling, engine sound, and daily driving comfort, ...

There’s nothing quite like tapping into the raw performance of a four-door sports car, especially those with more dynamic handling. Among the top performers sits the Audi RS3, with a unique ...

It takes a brave carmaker to launch a new sedan variant into the market, given Australia’s obsession with SUVs. Kudos to Audi for expanding its A3 small sedan and hatch line-up with a new grade that ...

The V6 is one of the most venerable engine configurations, but this special five-pot engine managed to outlive all its period ...

The new RS5 Avant and sedan have a total of 630 horsepower and the industry's first electromechanical torque vectoring system.

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With improved performance, smarter tech, and a new transmission underpinned by early go-anywhere DNA, Nissan’s legacy three-row SUV is firmly planted in the present.

Volvo's EX30 blurs the line between SUV and hot hatch, and with its new updates is even more user-friendly.

The new RS 5, to be sold in saloon and wagon formats, retains the 2.9l V6 of the former RS 4 and RS 5, but with the added benefit of hybridisation. It also keeps the eight-speed automatic transmission ...