Squeezy water bottles, cardboard and potatoes: How you deal with icy windscreens in winter
Readers recommend using cardboard and towels to prevent ice from forming, plus a handful of inexpensive tools to deal with an icy windscreen at the start of the day.
Defrosting your windscreen can be an early morning nuisance. Here's the easiest way to do it
For those living in a cold climate without a garage or an undercover park, a frozen windscreen may be a familiar — and possibly frustrating — sight. So, how do you fix it?
Analysis
analysis:New and used car prices are still soaring and show no sign of dropping. Here's why
The cost of new and second hand vehicles has sky-rocketed, adding to cost-of-living pressures already being experienced by most Australians. This is the reason, writes Vinh Thai.
Tesla recalls over 2 million vehicles due to autopilot feature
The recall covers nearly all of the vehicles Tesla sold in the US since it activated the autopilot function in late 2015.
feel good
feel good:'You could easily spend $100k': Why Emma and Sarah poured their money into a rusty old Fiat
When Emma and Sara were teens, they watched their dad restore a Fiat 132. Now, they're restoring one themselves.
‘Name your car’: how to look after your vehicle and save money
Cars are a big expense, but some simple maintenance and a bit of TLC can keep costs down.
'A car is a burden': Your stories of being an adult who doesn't drive
Being an adult who does not drive can come with setbacks, judgement and unexpected benefits. Here are your stories.
'People are so horribly judgemental': What it's like to be an adult who doesn't drive
Driving is seen as such a common skill that Rosie, Tim, and Sophie are often met with shock when they tell people they don't drive.
Why I'm holding on to the romance and nostalgia of my vintage car
Nostalgia for old-world Australia lives on, through the memories of a very special Holden.
Push for national EV strategy gains momentum
Australia's first National Electric Vehicle Summit hopes to accelerate the agenda towards a national strategy on electric cars. Henry Belot reports.
Don't panic. Brake slowly: What to do if you spot a spider in the car while driving
Being distracted and taking your eyes off the road for a few seconds could cause a serious crash, so if you're scared of spiders, look for them before you get in.
Rent-a-Tesla deal drives Musk's company above $US1 trillion, Wall Street and ASX rise
The electric car maker's soaring stock pushes Wall Street higher, and the Australian market follows.
Local relief at deal to seal infamous Gibb River Road, but rattling good fun to remain for 4WD tourists
Famed as a tyre-shredding challenge, one of Australia's most popular 4WD tracks is getting a makeover, but there will still be plenty of rough stuff.
Opinion
opinion:Is this Australia's next light bulb moment?
Australians usually embrace the future. At times we've been ahead of it. Could no new sales of internal combustion cars by 2035 be our next challenge, asks Peter Martin.
What you need to know if you're thinking of campervanning in NZ
Travel to New Zealand is back on the menu, and campervanning is a great way to see the sights.
6 important things to look for when buying a used car
Even if you have no prior knowledge, there are some key things even a beginner can look out for when inspecting a second-hand car.
How Belinda overcame her anxiety about driving alone on country roads
If the thought of a long drive makes you nervous, here are some ideas for building confidence while staying safe.
Inquest into recalled Takata airbags gets underway
Killed driver had been due to have his Takata airbag replaced two days before minor collision.
Why it pays to leave your car at home once in a while
Instead of "demonising" cars — or ditching them completely — it helps to be a bit more creative when thinking about how we transport ourselves.
Driving is essential in regional Australia — but for refugees, getting a licence can be hard
As a young refugee in regional Australia, being able to drive can mean the difference between successfully settling into a new community or finding yourself isolated. But reaching the required 100+ hours of driving before going for a test can be really challenging.