Michael Stahl

Contributor

Michael Stahl

Michael Stahl is a long-serving contributor to the Wheels and Motor brands.

1965 Renault 16
Classic Wheels

1965 Renault 16: retro series

How the French revolutionised the small car.

1987 Ford Falcon SVO
Ford Falcon

1987 Ford Falcon XF SVO

Plans for Dick Johnson's SVO - Special Vehicles Operation - call for building 500 distinctive Falcons. Not V8s, but high-output sixes with the emphasis on quality and refinement

Mitsubishi Starion
Classic Wheels

1982 Mitsubishi Starion: retro series

When turbos first ruled the world, Mitsubishi was at the forefront

Kerry Leech Sports dietitian
Features

Kerry Leech: Sports dietitian

Dietitian keeps race drivers on the right track

Ford Thunderbird
Classic Wheels

1954 Ford Thunderbird: retro series

The original Ford Thunderbird was a smash hit, then daddy took the T-Bird away

Don Loffler Holden Historian
Features

Don Loffler: Holden Historian

Latin linguist’s literary life lampooning Lion lore

MG A Roadster
Classic Wheels

1955 MGA roadster: retro series

MG awoke from its post-war slumber with this sleek new convertible

Rolls Royce Ghost
Opinion

Living with a Rolls-Royce would be a nightmare

Just a weekend with a Rolls-Royce Ghost was a pain in the arse for Stahly

Delage D8-120
Classic Wheels

1937 Delage D8-120: retro series

A dashing Frenchman left behind this classic as his legacy.

Mike Borland: Racing car constructor
Features

Mike Borland: Racing car construction

Unassuming local engineer takes on the world, and wins.

1990 Mercedes-Benz 500E
Classic Wheels

1990 Mercedes-Benz 500E: retro series

Stuttgart rivals combine to produce performance knock-out

Mercedes-Benz GLC 250 Coupe
Reviews

2016 Mercedes-Benz GLC 250 Coupe Quick Review

If you’re into styling, performance and handling over space and comfort in a sports coupe, the 2016 Mercedes-Benz GLC 250 Coupe deserves to be on your radar.

2016 Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe review
Reviews

2016 Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe review

The 2016 Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe adds fastback style and a more dynamic drive to Benz’s compact SUV.

Josh Stebbing Car Collector
Features

Josh Stebbing: Junior car collector

A passionate 10-year old boy proves that you’re never too young to start a car collection.

Mercedes announces details for its upcoming AMG base GT
News

Mercedes AMG GT details announced

Don’t fancy waiting until 2017 for the AMG GT R? Mercedes’ entry-level GT coupe might be just what you’re looking for – and it will be available sooner

Walter Hadley: Hearse coachbuilding
Features

Walter Hadley: Hearse coachbuilding

When it comes to the end, this is a good place to start

Ian Luff Advanced driver training
Features

Ian Luff: Advanced driver training

Ian Luff speaks to Wheels about a life dedicated to speed, and doing it better.

1970 Chevrolet Camaro Z28
Classic Wheels

1970 Chevrolet Camaro Z28: retro series

More racing success beckoned for the second-generation Camaro

Unmolested collectible classic cars worth more
Opinion

Unmolested collectible classic cars worth more

There’s a fine - often big-dollar - line between leaving a classic car as-found and restoring it to better-than-new

1990 Lamborghini Diablo: retro series
Classic Wheels

1990 Lamborghini Diablo: retro series

It took Lamborghini 17 years to reprise the legendary Countach

Neil Trickey with a camouflaged prototype Ford Everest
Features

Inside Ford Australia's secret new models

Stretching to Lycra was a defining moment for Ford camouflage expert Neil Trickey

2016 Rolls-Royce Dawn convertible review
Reviews

2016 Rolls-Royce Dawn convertible review

If your garage has room for an ultra-luxury, four-seat convertible, the Rolls-Royce Dawn is the new must-have

Reviews

Lamborghini Miura turns 50

50 years ago at the 1966 Geneva Motor Show, Lamborghini revealed the Miura – the world’s first supercar. As we wrap up the same show half a century later, we look back at this icon of style.

Reviews

Jaguar XE v Mercedes-Benz C200 comparison review

Jaguar’s XE mid-sizer is primed for war with the Germans, but can it really dull the shine of the stellar C-Class’s three-pointed star?