New cars are great n'all - but there's a reason I still prefer the old stuff
Yes, new cars are safer and have a lot more easy-to-use tech, but they're also a lot 'samer'...
Singer's Porsche 911 Carrera Coupe is like a vision from sports car heaven
The Porsche 911 Carrera Coupe Reimagined by Singer is a picture-perfect example of the car restorer's art.
Retro: 1970 Austin 1800 – Behold, the car of the century!
Self-proclaimed car of the century, that is...
Retro: Aston Martin DB6 Vantage
No Bond required: successor to 007’s DB5 left well-heeled customers stirred, not shaken
Stahly’s 1997 Bathurst winner discovered in a junkyard
Melbourne scrap pile held a nostalgia-inducing secret
Retro series: 1966 Alfa Romeo Spider
Here's to you, Mrs Robinson: Alfa Romeo's seductive roadster has aged beautifully
Retro: 1965 Lancia Fulvia
Rallying to the cause: competition success rewarded unconventional engineering
Retro Series: 1972 Honda Civic
A small foot in the door: The Civic was pivotal in helping Honda crack the big time in the USA
Retro Series: 1973 Ford Landau
LTD appeal: a two-door LTD sounded great in theory; the execution took care of itself...
Retro Series: 1966 Toyota Corolla
In for the long haul: Corolla’s dependability resulted in a nameplate with unmatched longevity
There's another 22B up for auction, so here's a history lesson on the Japanese icon
Another example of the most prized expression of the supercar-baiting turbo all-paw four is up for sale. Here's Stahly with an explainer.
Celebrating the new 911 Dakar: Porsche 911 across the Simpson Desert
Are we dreaming? Porsche has a new 911 Dakar! It's almost too good to be true. So while we're all praising Stuttgart, this feels like a good time to revisit a favourite old story. Remember this one? Michael Stahl conquered the Simpson's cruellest dune without a gun rack, flannelette shirt, or a tough-guy 4WD in the January 2000 of Wheels.
Retro: Nash Metropolitan – Kelvinator's car for the times
The vision of a fridge boss, built in the UK, but aimed as USA’s ‘second car’
Retro: The Renault Dauphine Gordini, France's rallying cry
Diminutive competition giant-killer delivered a tail-happy ending
Retro: 1969 Ferrari 365 GT 2+2
The biggest-ever Ferrari at the time also took the brand into a state of lux
Retro: 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air
Not even a host of design flaws could stop the ’57 becoming a classic
Looking back at the 1956 Wartburg 311
A Soviet oddball with ties to one of the world’s biggest carmakers
Looking back at the 1974 Datsun 260Z
Follow-up to the lithe 240Z had to face the challenge of extra ballast
Battler from Britain: The MG TC
Prompt post-war timing gave this English roadster a key market advantage
Chrysler VH Charger R/T E38: retro throwback
At Bathurst, it didn't win on Sunday, yet still sold on Monday
How the Mini Moke became Aussie export gold
Abandoned by Brits, this tiny open-sider found export success Down Under
Retro: 1968 Lamborghini Espada
Four-seater Lambo forged its own path to stardom alongside supercar sibling
Retro: Looking back at the 1959 Austin Healey 3000
Rally-fit roadster with unlikely stage presence
Electric-powered personal mobility is starting to revolutionise global transport
Personal mobility is changing rapidly, and all you can do is watch a transport evolution happen before your eyes