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Six reasons to love, or loathe, autonomous cars

We are approaching a point where cars can drive themselves better than humans, but society will take some time to accept the autonomous car. Here are six reasons why we want autonomous cars now — and why we're not ready.

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Got wood? The best of wooden tech

Synthetic materials are easy to mass produce, which makes them ideal for manufacturing. But every so often, we'll stumble across something spectacular made from that humblest of materials: wood.

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V8 Supercars: in the pits with Nissan Motorsport

Newcomer Nissan Motorsport had its V8 Supercars trial by fire at the season opener in Adelaide. CNET Australia was in the pits to see the new team start its journey in the local championship.

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3D-printed car saves money, energy

A 3D-printed electric car that is about to go into production boasts an ultra-strong, ultra-light chassis that can take on the rigours of the highway with ease.

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Tesla releases logs on disputed NYT car review: Broder 'changed the facts'

Tesla chairman and CEO Elon Musk has claimed that there are some "inaccuracies" in The New York Times' review of his company's Tesla Model S.

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Tesla's Elon Musk lambasts New York Times article

After The New York Times published a story critical of the all-electric Tesla Model S's battery life, Tesla's CEO alleged that the article was inaccurate and that he has the car logs to prove it.

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Celebrating 50 years of Lamborghini Pulse

To celebrate 50 years of the Lamborghini supercar, a massive 350-strong cavalcade has embarked upon a grand tour of Italy. 1

Six reasons to love, or loathe, autonomous cars

Got wood? The best of wooden tech

Synthetic materials are easy to mass produce, which makes them ideal for manufacturing. But every so often, we'll stumble across something spectacular made from that humblest of materials: wood. 3

Fueling the fires of Ferrari Formula One

We go behind the scenes with Ferrari Formula One, and into the team's unique Shell fuel and oil lab. How much of a difference can this liquid fire actually make in a race?

V8 Supercars: in the pits with Nissan Motorsport

Newcomer Nissan Motorsport had its V8 Supercars trial by fire at the season opener in Adelaide. CNET Australia was in the pits to see the new team start its journey in the local championship. 3

3D-printed car saves money, energy Crave

A 3D-printed electric car that is about to go into production boasts an ultra-strong, ultra-light chassis that can take on the rigours of the highway with ease. 1

Tesla releases logs on disputed NYT car review: Broder 'changed the facts'

Tesla chairman and CEO Elon Musk has claimed that there are some "inaccuracies" in The New York Times' review of his company's Tesla Model S. 1

Tesla's Elon Musk lambasts New York Times article

After The New York Times published a story critical of the all-electric Tesla Model S's battery life, Tesla's CEO alleged that the article was inaccurate and that he has the car logs to prove it.

Land Rover in 360-degree bullet time

An Australian collective has created some spectacular 360-degree bullet-time photography for a car ad.

Google's Sergey Brin: you'll ride in robot cars within 5 years

Ordinary folks will have access to self-driving cars in the next few years, the Google co-founder said at a California Bill signing yesterday. 1

McLaren's Paris concept a high-tech supercar

McLaren Automotive will unveil its P1 design study, a new supercar, at the Paris Motor Show next week. 1

Google's self-driving cars are safer than a human driver

Google's self-driving cars have now logged over 482,700 kilometres on the road without causing a single accident. 8

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Preview | Cars

Ferrari F12berlinetta

Yes, it's powered by a stonking big V12, but there are plenty of smarts to match its brawn, like magnetically controlled suspension and brake-cooling ducts that only open under hard braking. 1
Preview | Car Tech

Toyota GT 86 (2012)

Toyota has released the first pictures and details of its forthcoming affordable sports car, the GT 86. 5
Preview | Car Tech

Jaguar XF 2.2D (2012)

After a visit to the cosmetic surgeon, the upgraded XF comes out not only looking a whole lot sexier, but smarter and more sensible, too.
Preview | Car Tech

Toyota Hilux SR5 (2011)

More formal looks and more affordable diesel versions are complemented by the standard fitment of sat nav on the range-topping SR5 models.
Review | Car Tech

Ford Focus Titanium (LW)

Good looks, inside and out, mixed with an excellent balance of handling and ride make the Focus a sensible choice with personality to burn. A real pity then that navigation and a reversing camera just can't be had at any price. 4
Review | Car Tech

Audi A7 Sportback 3.0 TFSI (2011)

We love Audi's A7 and its mix of athleticism, comfort, lovely design and technology. However, one omission means that we're unable to award it an Editors' Choice badge. 4