Harrison Gillett

A supercharged V8, 707 horsepower and space for the family. The Jeep Trackhawk is one of the most outrageous SUVs ever built, blending supercar performance with everyday practicality.

More than 1,100 dunes, three states and Australia's most iconic sand driving adventure. From Big Red to the French Line, here's everything you need to know before tackling a Simpson Desert crossing.

Everyone's heard of an Anderson plug, but not everyone knows what it actually does. Here's what they are, what they can power and the installation mistakes that can leave you with flat batteries or electrical issues on the tracks.

Land Rover has finally built a Defender ute... sort of. Revealed as part of a British Army contract bid, the Defender Wolf Series II proves the modern Defender platform can support a genuine pickup body. Could this military workhorse be the strongest hint yet at a civilian Defender ute?

A diesel plug-in hybrid, 3.5-tonne towing capacity and up to 800Nm on tap. Could the upcoming Chery Stockman be the ute that finally bridges the gap between traditional touring and electrification?

The Pajero is back. With a new ladder-frame chassis, diesel power and serious touring ambitions, Mitsubishi's iconic wagon could be ready to challenge the Prado once again.

After decades of absence, the Ford Bronco is finally heading back to Australian showrooms. There's just one catch: it's not the Bronco enthusiasts have been waiting for. So what exactly are we getting, and why is it so different from its American counterpart?

The Land Rover Defender has come a long way from its farm-hand origins. In this review, we explore how the modern Defender balances comfort, capability and technology, and whether it still deserves its place among Australia's most iconic adventure vehicles.