This episode breaks down the real cost of European car ownership in Australia, from Luxury Car Tax and insurance to tyres, fuel, and service bills. It also debunks common reliability myths and explains how to shop smart with independent specialists, brand-specific maintenance knowledge, and a proper pre-purchase inspection.

VINN breaks down the hidden costs of chasing an out-of-state bargain, from transport and inspections to registration, stamp duty, and repair surprises. He also shares the due diligence steps that can help you avoid scams and know when an interstate deal is actually worth it.

VINN breaks down the hidden trap behind market value car insurance and why cheap premiums can lead to painful write-off payouts. He also shares a practical playbook for fighting back with comparable listings, formal objections, and AFCA escalation.

Australia’s car buyers are spending months researching online before ever visiting a dealership, and that shift is reshaping everything from showroom conversations to the rise of challenger brands. The episode also explores how clear, real-world vehicle guides and transparent selling can win trust in a market where buyers often know more than the salesperson.

VINN breaks down how Australian car deals really work, from sticker price theatre to the real market price, wholesale floor, and drive-away context that shape the final outcome. Learn why a big discount can still hide a weak trade-in or costly finance structure, and what to research before stepping into a showroom.

We break down how Australians borrowed billions to finance cars, why new-car loans are so much larger than used, and how the focus on low weekly repayments hides the real cost. The episode also examines rising borrower regret, dealership finance pitfalls, and why so many defaults and repossessions leave people still owing money.

This episode breaks down how a seemingly affordable private-sale car can mask serious red flags like fake service records, VIN mismatches, and pressure to skip an independent inspection. It also looks at why these tactics hit hardest for families who can least afford a bad purchase.

This episode looks at a new small electric SUV making noise in Australia with aggressive pricing, strong equipment, and practical cabin space. We also dig into the trade-offs: screen-heavy controls, regen braking feel, and whether the ownership experience can back up the bargain.