About Us
AussieMotor is your trusted automotive marketplace for buying and selling new and used cars in Australia.
About Us
AussieMotor is your trusted automotive marketplace for buying and selling new and used cars in Australia.
AussieMotor helps buyers and sellers discover new and used cars, compare models, read reviews, and connect with trusted dealers and private sellers across Australia.
Whether you are browsing listings, researching prices, or preparing to sell, AussieMotor (aussiemotor.com.au) is built to make the car-buying journey clearer and more reliable.
What AussieMotor offers
Browse used and new cars, explore dealer profiles, compare vehicles, and stay informed with guides and reviews tailored for drivers in Australia.
Buyers and sellers
Private sellers and dealers can list vehicles with clear details, while buyers can filter by make, model, price, and location to find the right match.
AussieMotor as a publication
Alongside the marketplace, AussieMotor publishes automotive news, guides and comparisons for Australian motorists. The aim is to help readers research vehicles, follow what is happening in the Australia car market, compare models, and understand what a vehicle costs to buy and to run.
What we cover
Coverage varies by story. Depending on the subject, articles can include automotive news and new-vehicle launches, pricing and specifications, buyer guides, model comparisons, reviews, and the ownership and running costs that matter to Australian motorists.
How we research
Depending on the story, AussieMotor draws on manufacturer materials and announcements, official price lists and specifications, government and regulatory information, safety and recall notices, recognised industry data, and our own comparison of published figures. Not every article uses every kind of source, and an article should make clear what it is based on.
Unless an article says otherwise, our automotive content is produced from published information and desk research rather than hands-on testing of the vehicle.
Editorial responsibility
Published articles are attributed to a named author or editor, who is responsible for the content. Factual material is expected to be checked against appropriate available sources before publication. Our Editorial Policy sets out how we work, and our Corrections Policy explains how to report a suspected error.
Editorial technology
AussieMotor uses software tools, including AI-assisted tools, to support parts of its editorial workflow such as research organisation, drafting, editing, formatting and production. Published articles are attributed to a named author or editor, and editorial responsibility for what appears on the site stays with that person. Material intended as factual reporting is expected to be checked against appropriate sources before it is published.
Need help?
If you have questions about listings, accounts, or marketplace support, visit our Help & Support page.