Join Tristram Clayton as he gets the inside scoop from CEO of Motor Industry Association, David Crawford on the largest car recall in history and what this means for New Zealand car owners.

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Tristram Clayton talks to Philip Duncan from WeatherWatch about the turmoil across the country for the start of the school holidays.

Prices for petrol in some parts of Hawke's Bay yesterday dropped to the lowest prices in the region in more than a decade.

The man suspected of bombings in New York and New Jersey is in custody, Donald Trump reveals 1.5 trillion dollar tax blow out and Michael Schumacher's family are suing over revelations Schumacher can walk again.

Will the software upgade make Tesla cars safer?

Colorado Place residents in Avondale were treated to an impromptu street party to celebrate the launch of a new vehicle today.

The $3 million price tag is intimidating enough, but that's not the only reason you'll never own the latest supercar from Lamborghini.

Car enthusiasts at a collector's show watched in horror as the driver of a Mercedes 380 SL reversed over a A$300,000 ($320,000) Ferrari 458 Speciale. Source: @novacarz

Let's be honest - we motorcyclists are mostly mad - and I don't mean in the jocular sense.

A day after Mitsubishi recalled almost every Mitsubishi model sold in Australia in the past 10 years, they are about to recall around 27,000 vehicles in New Zealand.

Korea's new electronic transmission protocol for cars is a hundred times faster than the technology being used today.

New Zealanders are being warned not to travel to Turkey after three suicide bombers attacked Istanbul's Ataturk International airport. Patients could soon be able to check their surgeons' safety records before going under the knife.

This afternoon on NZ Herald Focus Police have located the third car involved in Friday’s fatal Hamilton car crash, NASA shows us satellite pictures of the Arctic getting greener and new research from Otago that links alcohol with breast cancer.

He isn't friends anymore with co-host Chris Evans.

Australian Billionaire, David Dicker, shows off his Lotus T125 to Kurt Bayer

Australian billionaire David Dicker is building the world's fastest track day car in a quiet corner of rural New Zealand.

Some 36,000 vehicles will jump from being the riskiest to the safest in a crash under ACC's risk rating system - saving each of those motorists at least $132.92 for their 2016/17 regos.

If you're flashy and brash, the chances are you drive a yellow car, finds a new survey.

Police have described the actions of a motorcyclist who drove at more than 200kmh as "suicidal'' and "unbelievable''.

Recordings of hysterical laughter are said to have been inserted into the first episode when the audience failed to laugh at jokes by its new presenters.

A group of Kiwis is throwing their support behind a campaign calling for tourists to drive with 'T-plates' on their rental cars. Is this a good idea? Have your say.

103-year-old Bill Mitchell has been driving for 90 years. He’s never caused a crash, or even a speeding ticket.

The days of being issued paper speeding ticket at the roadside are limited as police continue to embrace the digital age.

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Tauranga racing driver Richie Stanaway has put his total focus on FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) GT racing in 2016.

Mike argues that the government has been sucked into supporting an industry that should be made to stand on their own two feet.