Josh Nevett

2 days ago | carexpert.com.au | Paul Maric |Alborz Fallah |Anthony Crawford |Josh Nevett

Tesla’s quarterly investor update is in, and it’s not pretty reading for the electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer. Over the first three months of 2025, Tesla recorded operating income of US$399 million (~A$624 million) – down 66 per cent on the first quarter of 2024. Automotive revenues were down by 20 per cent, attributed to falling sales across the model lineup.

2 days ago | carexpert.com.au | Paul Maric |Alborz Fallah |Anthony Crawford |Josh Nevett

A Melbourne BMW dealer is offering new car buyers a $5000 trade-in bonus across the entire model range until the end of April. The offer is limited to vehicles sold at South Yarra BMW in southeast Melbourne, just 20 minutes from the Victorian capital’s CBD. Eligibility is also limited to purchases made before April 30, with a trade-in value capped at $100,000. The vehicle being traded in must be in roadworthy condition, registered, and must not be a repairable write-off.

3 days ago | carexpert.com.au | Paul Maric |Alborz Fallah |Anthony Crawford |Josh Nevett

The fifth-generation Mazda MX-5 will weigh less than a tonne despite the introduction of a beefier four-cylinder engine, according to top executives. A new take on the familiar sports car nameplate is currently in development, with a global debut earmarked for 2027. The ‘NE’ MX-5 will replace the ND, which has been in production since 2015 and received two facelifts in 2018 and 2024.

5 days ago | carexpert.com.au | Paul Maric |Alborz Fallah |Anthony Crawford |Josh Nevett

As Australia’s population continues to grow, our cities have gotten both bigger and busier. Despite this, city cars have lost their appeal, with new car buyers instead pivoting to compact SUVs and crossovers with extra ground clearance and an elevated seating position. But there’s still a case to be made for something smaller that’s easy to drive, easy to park, and perfect for the office commute or a trip to the shops.

6 days ago | carexpert.com.au | Paul Maric |Alborz Fallah |Anthony Crawford |Josh Nevett

Australians are spoilt for choice when it comes to purchasing a factory-backed full-size US pickup in 2025. In addition to the familiar Ford F-150 and Chevrolet Silverado 1500, Toyota has finally made the Tundra available to the masses after conducting a long-term development program and ownership trial. Further, Ram has come out with an updated version of the top-selling 1500, although the absence of a V8 under its big bonnet is sure to stir up some controversy among fans of American muscle.