Every car starts its life with a purpose. It carries people to work, school, holidays, and late-night drives. Over time, that same car begins to change. Sounds appear. Parts wear out. Repairs become more frequent. No matter how well a car is looked after, it will reach a point where the road is no longer in its place. This is not a failure. It is part of a natural cycle. In Australia, millions...

Cars pass through many hands during their life. Designers plan them. Factories build them. Drivers use them. Mechanics repair them. Scrap yards see them at the very end. This raises an interesting question. Do scrap yards know more about cars than the companies that make them? This topic matters because knowledge shapes how cars are built, repaired, and recycled. Each group looks at vehicles...

A car that sits silent in a driveway can still spark big ideas. Rusted panels, worn seats, and faded paint often hide strong frames, rare parts, and solid stories. In Australia, many car builds begin this way. What looks like junk to one owner becomes a dream project for another. This idea shapes car culture across the country. Sheds, backyards, and workshops hold vehicles that once faced the...

Many homes across Australia have the same scene out the front or down the side. An old car sits there, tyres low, paint faded, and weeds growing near the wheels. It might have once been a proud purchase. Now it barely moves. Some people keep it for parts. Others think they will fix it one day. Months turn into years, and the car stays put. This article looks at what that choice really costs....