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BYD’s aquatic-inspired range of EVs are great for everyday drivers, but the company did something clever when expanding to Australia – they gave their range some teeth

For many Australians, the Prado has long been the bridge between rugged, light-truck LandCruisers and family-friendly SUVs. It’s the vehicle that does school runs Monday to Friday, then hauls a camper trailer into the bush on the weekend. It’s trusted, familiar and deeply woven into Australia’s touring and towing culture.

The BT-50 has travelled a long way since its origins as a rebadged Ford Ranger. Nearly two decades after its arrival on Australian shores, it has undergone a significant facelift.

Whether it’s tackling rutted tracks or hauling the family to sports on a Saturday morning, the Pajero Sport is designed to handle just about anything Australia can throw at it.

We got our hands on our very own Triton and put it to the test in environments where power and torque become more than just numbers on a specs sheet.

At Club 4X4, we believe a vehicle’s real character shows when the bitumen ends. That is why we took the MU-X off the beaten track to see how it performs where it really matters.

From rocky inland trails to coastal dunes, the best tradie ute needs to balance practicality with performance. With so many options on the market, finding the right fit can be overwhelming.

Let’s cut through the hype. Is the F-150 actually built for our backyard, or is it just a chrome-plated “Yank Tank” destined for Bunnings runs and flexing at the local boat ramp?

Whether you’re a full-time tourer who relishes in tackling Australia’s unique and ever-changing terrain or you’re simply looking to navigate from point A to point B, finding the best 4X4 wagon can be a challenge with a market full of choice. To assist you in navigating the 4WD wagon market, we’ve listed the vehicles we think are the top contenders for the best 4X4 wagon, backed by significant time in the hot seat, tackling the rough stuff.

Whether you’re hauling a camper into Cape York or doing the Macca’s run with five screaming kids, these things don’t flinch. In this Ford Everest review, we’re cutting through the marketing fluff to tell you what it’s really like to live with one of the most talked-about 4WD wagons in Australia.

A luxury 4WD should be more than just a lounge chair and some shiny buttons—it needs to handle Australia’s toughest conditions. From steep crawls and soft sand, to excelling at long-distance touring and heavy towing, the best luxury 4X4s should be just as capable off-road as they are comfortable on it.

Whether you're chasing comfort, capability, or sheer V8 grunt, there’s a lot to unpack. So, here’s our no-nonsense, boots-on-the-ground Nissan Patrol review, tested in Aussie conditions by the people who actually use them.