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Learn about double demerits WA dates and offences, including how they may impact your licence and insurance, and what can happen if you’re caught interstate.

In this article, we list some of the double demerits NSW dates, as well as information about offences that can attract double demerits and how demerit points may affect your car insurance.

We’ve put together some tips for buying a second hand car, including key considerations, what to look for during an inspection and how to help avoid scams.

We’ve done the hard work for you, sorting through sales data and ​major ​car awards ​​to uncover some of the most popular cars currently on the market in a number of categories.

Thinking about buying a used car? There are a few things you might like to consider before signing on the dotted line.

Whether you’re talking petrol, diesel or even hybrid, fuel-efficient cars not only have the potential to help you save on running costs, but they can also be more environmentally friendly than their more fuel-hungry counterparts.

We've created a guide to help you navigate NSW Blue Slips, including when you might need one, how to get one, what to expect at the safety inspection, how much it can cost and how long it will last. 

​​If you live in New South Wales and drive a car that’s more than five years old, you’ll most likely need a Pink Slip before you can renew your registration.

We look at some of the cheapest cars to insure and some of the factors that can make a car cheaper to insure.

We know searching online and getting quotes to compare motorcycle insurance options can be overwhelming. To make it a little easier, we’ve answered some of the most commonly asked questions about motorbike insurance.

Do you use your personal car for work purposes? Or do you provide a company car for your employees to drive? Read on for some tips on what to look for in Business Car insurance.

When might be the best time to revise your business insurance cover to help make sure it's keeping up with your circumstances?

If you’re wondering how to save money on your car, you’re probably not alone.

You’ve worked hard to create the life you want and, as the old saying goes, “your home is your castle”.

Understanding how your insurance provider can determine your car insurance premium shouldn’t be a mystery.

Getting your P plates represents a new level of independence and freedom for many young people.

Eligible purchases of a new electric vehicle (EV) in Australia may qualify for a Federal or State incentive or rebate.

If you’ve ever driven on a country or outback road in Australia, chances are you’ve witnessed the heartbreaking sight of an injured or dead animal on the side of the road – or, more devastatingly, you’ve hit an animal yourself.

Even if a chip in your car windscreen seems small and insignificant, or isn’t in your line of sight, you might want to consider getting it fixed.

You might have heard of third party car insurance but perhaps be unaware that there are three types: compulsory third party (CTP), third party property only, and third party fire and theft.

If you live in New South Wales and own a car that’s more than five years old, you’ll most likely need a safety inspection before you can register your car or complete your registration renewal.

When you’re researching or buying car insurance, understanding exactly what each level of coverage includes can be helpful in leading you to a more suitable fit.

We’ve put together some tips and tools that could help answer your questions about electric car ownership – including how much it might cost to use EV charging stations and how to find them.

Recent years have seen a big increase in the number of electric cars on our roads, but did you know that hybrid cars have been part of the Australian driving landscape for more than 20 years?