Toyota halves production, shuts manufacturing plants
Expecting its first official operating loss in six decades, the automotive superpower has slashed production in Japan and America.
Motor sport shows its generous side
V8 Racers put in a big effort for the Victorian bushfire and North Queensland flood appeals.
Swapsies for Subaru in WRC
ProDrive bring the Impreza back from the brink - and Gronholm out of retirement - for the next round of the World Rally Championship.
Clipsal fast facts
All you ever wanted or needed to know about the first race of the V8 Supercar season.
Another F1 shake-up
The FIA has changed the Formula 1 rules - again.
Porsche breaks a two-decade drought at Sebring
A Penske RS Spyder has taken line honours at the Sebring 12-hour, breaking a 20 year drought for Porsche, and an eight-year winning streak for Audi.
Big cuts for BMW fat cats
The Bavarian carmaker is feeling the economic pinch, and warn employees that job and salary cuts are on the horison.
Meltdown in Motown
It was once the engine room of America and the car-building capital of the world. Now Detroit is in danger of stalling ... permanently. How did it come to this and what will become of the Big Three?
Audi's bum steer
EXCLUSIVE: Audi Q5 steering failures point the rings in the wrong direction... Wheels News Editor Sean Poppitt reports.
Toodles, Todt
Jean Todt has announced his retirement from Ferrari. But will the CEO actually retire, or is the world of F1 waiting for his return?
Spyker owner shot in the street
Alexander Antonov has been seriously hurt in an alleged assassination attempt outside his home in Moscow.
Penny pinching
Opel dealers may top up GM's empty piggy-bank to keep the wheels rolling.
Chery on top
When Ford puts the last remaining piece of the Premier Automotive Group pie up for auction, it may find Chery is the flavour of choice.
GM passes on billion dollar loan
Cost reduction and cuts across the board allow GM to hold its debt-ridden head up high.
Nissan staff 'OK to moonlight'
More signs of belt-tightening in Japan, with Nissan employees given the green light to moonlight while the company is quiet. Peter Nunn reports from Tokyo.
2009 Geneva Motor Show
The 79th Geneva Autosalon sees the return of the supercar, while the safe green concepts get a performance overhaul.
Bagged, not tagged
Toyota has released images and details of a new, production-ready rear seat centre airbag.
New Safety Standards for the European Union
EU mandates stability systems and efficient tyres from 2011.
Credit crunch
The fractured - nay, broken - American car market has forced Japan's big four to turn to its government for financial assistance.
2009 Melbourne Motor Show
It's the only one left, so it better be good. Take the front seat with our features from the floor.
2009 Geneva show - Wrapped up
Wheels' US correspondent trips over to the Swiss city for a shot of optimism in an otherwise dark car market.
2009 Geneva Show - Aston Martin Lagonda concept
Apparently, this is the luxury car of the future ... We aren't so sure.
Richards hails lucky 13th
FPR driver Steven Richards is eyeing off the championship crown in 2009, after 13 years of V8 Supercar racing.
Brawn GP is the new Formula One team
Honda's old F1 squad is saved, and gets a new name and new engines.