These are Australia’s 16 safest used cars
The Monash University Accident Research Center (MUARC) has released its 2024 used car safety ratings, and while it may not come as a surprise, it turns out that affordable used cars have become much safer over the past two decades. MUARC analyzed 9.4 million vehicles and 2.6 million injured road users involved in police-reported crashes in Australia and New Zealand between 1987 and 2022. The data shows that vehicle safety has improved significantly during this period, with drivers on average 2022 models having a 36% lower risk of death or serious injury compared to models produced in 2002. Hundreds of new car deals available via car expert Now. Get the experts on your side and get big rewards. Browse now. A total of 534 models received an overall safety rating, which reflects their overall performance in driver safety, other road user safety and collision avoidance. The worst-performing vehicles receive a one-star rating and the best-performing vehicles receive a five-star rating,…
New data shows more new cars are more fuel-intensive and dirtier
The latest round of real-world fuel and emissions testing by the Australian Automobile Association (AAA) has thrown more vehicles into the spotlight, with all but one of the latest vehicles tested falling short of their claimed requirements. In 2022, the federal government allocated $14 million to the AAA (the peak body of Australia's state-level car clubs such as the NRMA, RACV and RACQ) to conduct real-world testing of 200 vehicles that had previously been tested only under laboratory conditions. AAA has now published the results of the 70 cars it tested, with a total of 11 of the 12 cars in the fifth round of testing exceeding their fuel consumption (litres per 100km) requirements. Only the MG HS manages to beat its claimed fuel consumption, with 8.8L/100km in real-world testing and 9.5L/100km in lab testing. Hundreds of new car deals available via car expert Now. Get the experts on your side and get big rewards. Browse now. In comparison, the…
How much do Australia’s 10 best-selling cars cost to maintain?
Comparing car sticker prices in a showroom is one thing, but it's far from the only variable that comes into play when buying a new car. Manufacturers are also competing to provide the most rewarding ownership experience, even after you sign the contract. Whether it’s a longer warranty, more affordable repair services or additional customer support, the differences between different car model ownership programs can be significant, affecting value in some way. There are hundreds of new car deals available right now on CarExpert. Let the experts help you get the best deals. Browse now. So which of the most popular cars on Australian roads offers the best aftersales support? Here's a breakdown for each model. Brand/ModelService intervalPrice Limit ServiceTotal price-limited service costAverage annual capped price service costFord Ranger12 months or 15,000 km4 years$1516$379Toyota HiLux6 months or 10,000 km3 years$1470 to $1740USD 490-580Toyota RAV412 months or 15,000 km5 years$1,300$260Mitsubishi Outlander12 months or 15,000 km5 yearsUSD 4040-5490USD 404-549Tesla Model Ynot applicablenot…
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