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There’s a moment of pure deflation that comes with walking back to your car in a shopping centre car park and finding a fresh dent

Everyone does it eventually. You’re reverse angle parking on a narrow side street in Norwood, the gutter is higher than it looks, and there’s that

It’s usually the second question people ask us, right after “how long will it take”. The car’s booked in, the claim is sorted, and then

Skoda owners tend to be a thoughtful bunch. Most of them did the research, compared the Octavia against three other cars, noticed the boot swallows

There’s a particular listing you see a lot scrolling through the Adelaide car market. The price looks too good, and buried in the description is

It is one of the most common sentences a collision repairer hears. Someone taps their brakes a fraction too late in a car park, or

Adelaide storm season has a habit of arriving fast. Clear sky one minute, a wall of hail hammering the roof the next, and by the

Subaru owners tend to be a particular kind of loyal. Ask around any Adelaide car park and you will find people on their third or

There’s something quietly impressive about the Volkswagen Group’s approach to engineering. On the surface you have a Golf, a Tiguan, a Skoda Octavia, an Audi

Tesla owners in Australia have been getting a very welcome email in their inboxes recently. The short version: FSD Supervised V14, the most capable version

You bought a Subaru because of the safety record. Maybe you read the ANCAP results. Maybe a friend told you about them. Maybe you just

There’s a running joke among mechanics who work on a lot of different makes. They’ll say something like, “every car has its quirks.” And that’s

Picture this. You reverse into a bollard in a car park. Minor damage, couple hundred dollars. You take it to the nearest place, get the

Most people who’ve been in a car accident in Adelaide have had this experience. You’re already stressed. The car’s damaged, there’s paperwork everywhere, and your

If you’ve just been in a car accident in South Australia, one of the first questions running through your head is probably: “Who pays for this?” The