Lesiele on why it feels so good to be a Car Next Door borrower

Meet Lesiele, a stylist and Car Next Door borrower living in Bondi. Lesiele sold her car last year. Parking in Bondi was a real hassle; she was getting a lot of parking fines and paying a packet for fuel. She loves the fact that she Read more...

Living (almost) car-free with kids: seven things you need to know

Family life on two wheels Meet Richella. She and her husband, Todd, get around Sydney with their children, Quiola (3 years old) and Idris (17 months old) on bicycles built for three. Richella has two children’s seats mounted on the Read more...

Rob tells us what it's like to share his car with his neighbours

Rob’s green Subaru Outback was a much-loved family car until his third child came along, and the family needed just a little more space. Selling the Subaru didn’t make financial sense, so most of the time it just sat – a Read more...

Car-sharing cost comparison

Car Next Door: up to 40% cheaper than other car-sharing companies. Car Next Door’s neighbour-to-neighbour car-sharing platform has the convenience and security of the established car-sharing services, but it’s up to 40% Read more...

Car Next Door means less cars next door

Here at Car Next Door, we’re on a mission. By enabling people to share cars with their neighbours, we’re aiming to radically change the way people choose their transport. We know car sharing makes economic sense for both Read more...

Our service is "Carbon Neutral"

So now you’re a car-sharer - or maybe just thinking about it. It might be that having your choice of vehicle for any occasion and patting the wad of saved cash in your pocket (or maybe just thinking about it) is enough to give you Read more...

Top 5 Apps for Car Sharers

A car sharers best friend is their smart phone. Why? Because, it is the key to accessing a plethora of cool resources on that will make your life on the road fun and easy. So you don’t have to trawl through the thousands of products, Read more...

Why do people share?

I’m sure that at some point in your life you have heard the phrase “sharing is caring,” whether it was from your frazzled mother in a last-ditch effort to stop you fighting over the best toy you and your brother brought on the Read more...

Car-sharing VS Taxis & PT

Imagine, if you will, that you live in Sydney. Or Melbourne. Or Brisbane. Or Newc…. You know what? Let’s just say you live somewhere dense. Now let’s also imagine that every so often, you want to buy something, or go somewhere. Read more...

Collaborative Consumption

It's 7am. You wake up, walk over to the window and open the curtains. Out on the once-congested street you see but a smattering of cars that are shared between neighbours. You think to yourself, ‘this Car Next Door thing’s Read more...

The World of Peer-2-Peer Car Sharing

  Whilst we would like to claim Car Next Door as a completely original invention of Dave's and mine, as you are about to see, that would be a long way from the truth.  There are a substantial (and growing) number of enterprises Read more...

Owners - How We Protect You

While we’re trying to break people away from the emotional need to own a car, we appreciate that for many, a car is an extension of themselves. In fact, concern for how people will treat your pride and joy may be the only reason Read more...

How much can I earn from my Car?

Put your lazy car to work! Car Next Door is a fantastic way to put your biggest under -utilised asset (your car) to work. Instead of costing you money, it’s now going to earn you money! Car Next Door could earn you enough to cover Read more...

Lesiele on why it feels so good to be a Car Next Door borrower

Meet Lesiele, a stylist and Car Next Door borrower living in Bondi. Lesiele sold her car last year. Parking in Bondi was a real hassle; she was getting a lot of parking fines and paying a packet for fuel. She loves the fact that she Read more...

Living (almost) car-free with kids: seven things you need to know

Family life on two wheels Meet Richella. She and her husband, Todd, get around Sydney with their children, Quiola (3 years old) and Idris (17 months old) on bicycles built for three. Richella has two children’s seats mounted on the Read more...