Susannah Guthrie is a Senior Journalist at WAtoday. She specializes in automotive topics, including cars, trucks, and lorries, with a keen focus on electric vehicles, insurance, and travel and tourism. Susannah's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Sydney Hot News, Marie Claire Australia, Elle Australia, Drive.com.au, and MSN.
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A number of Australian drivers caught speeding say they simply didn't notice the limit change – so, do our road signs need to be clearer?
By: Susannah Guthrie
An American mother of three has turned her Kia Carnival into a Volkswagen ID. Buzz with a bit of creativity – but not everyone is a fan.
By: Susannah Guthrie
Despite receiving a defect notice, a truck featuring screens with lewd imagery and political smear campaigns has reappeared.
By: Susannah Guthrie
The Zeekr 7X is one of Australia's most popular cars, but supply issues have led to delays. Here's how long you can expect to wait if you buy one today.
This pristine Mercedes-Benz E-Class survived a natural disaster.
Expensive, eccentric and not made for the city… but I want it anyway.
By: Susannah Guthrie
The sleek Polestar 4 feels like a different species to my usual family hauler – I just can't figure out if that's a good thing.
Social media users are raising awareness about a common habit that could result in a serious injury while driving.
The list of best-selling used cars in Australia is similar to the list of most popular new cars – with a few notable exceptions.
