Automotive
Chasing Cars
New-car reviews, comparisons and launch coverage form the core of Chasing Cars, with particular attention to models sold or expected in Australia. Recent uploads combine substantial road tests of SUVs, utes, EVs and 4WDs with concise news-led walkarounds and explainers. Chasing Cars is a useful starting point for viewers comparing current vehicles, powertrains and market alternatives. Buyers should still compare specifications, pricing and ownership needs before making a purchase decision.
Editorially reviewed:

Based on 20 recent videos
Assessed 25 September 2026
Editorial note
WorthWatch verdict
Best for
Australian new-car shoppers comparing mainstream and emerging models
Strength
Broad, buying-focused coverage of new vehicles and evolving powertrains
Consider if
you want a clear starting point for narrowing a local new-car shortlist
Recent videos
Latest from the source
Deep Dive
Chasing Cars: New-Car Comparisons for Australian Buyers
Main focus
Chasing Cars covers new vehicles sold in Australia, moving across family SUVs, hot hatches, sedans, coupes and wagons. Reviews and comparisons place everyday buying questions alongside the changes brought by electrification and automation.
Why it matters
Choosing between new-car options in Australia becomes more manageable through regular model comparisons and buying-focused reviews. The broad vehicle range helps shoppers narrow a shortlist across practical, performance and family-oriented needs.
Style
Frequent review-and-comparison videos keep the emphasis on clear, entertaining advice rather than a single vehicle niche. The approach connects model-by-model assessments with plain-language discussion of newer automotive technology.
Consistency
A weekday release rhythm and a 2,000-plus-video back catalogue create a deep reference point across many vehicle types, while the focus remains on new models in the Australian market.
- New-car reviews
- Vehicle comparisons
- Family SUVs
- Performance cars and hot hatches
- Electricification and automation
- Australian-market buying advice
Use reviews as one input before a purchase: compare current local specifications, prices, availability, ownership costs and recall information, and match any recommendation to your own needs.




