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Car buyers no longer seem to care about manufacturer cheating
It seems that car buyers don’t just accept being treated with contempt by manufacturers. They reward it
The last litre: we pick our dream final drives for when the oil runs out
The ultimate choice for the ultimate last drive with the world’s final litre of fuel
WhichCar’s year in review
It’s been a big one, but here were the big items of the year revisited. Onwards and upwards into 2020!
Opinion: It’s time to retire the Holden brand
As sad as it is, the clearest way forward for Holden is to retire the name. Inwood suggests what could come next.
Why did Australia fall out of love with Holden?
Holden and Australia just changed their relationship status to “it’s complicated”
The ZB should never have been a Commodore
You can’t just slap a Commodore badge on an imported product and expect the public to buy it
The reason McLaren paid $20,000 for a fish
An eye-opening anecdote is the perfect encapsulation of what makes vehicle design so esoteric
Stahl rediscovers the joys of an epic road trip
This trip was the first chance to get my 911 all hot and dry and dirty, stretching its legs somewhere out beyond so-called civilisation
Opinion: Supercars are just a waste of money
For a man, there are fewer obvious ways to show off your wealth, and this is where supercars come in
Could the Corvette and Camaro be Holden’s saviour?
Sales continue to slide for the once-mighty Holden marque, but there are a still a couple of irons that could stoke the Lion’s fire
What makes the Goodwood Festival of Speed so special
Legendary racers and iconic cars are part of the Goodwood festival’s appeal, but there is another fact that makes it so unique
Everything wrong with Tesla’s Cybertruck
In its conceptual form, the Cybertruck isn’t ready for production. Here’s why
Five ways cyclists and drivers can get along better
There are two sides to the cyclist v drivers argument, but the middle ground comes down to changing a couple of bad habits on both sides
Besting the Porsche 911 is an unenviable task
The venerable Porsche 911’s biggest challenge is retaining its analogue feel in a very digital future
The catharsis of conversing with cars
“Now listen, you little ANCAP underachiever, if you let anything bad happen to my girl, I’m gonna gut you with a plasma cutter…”
Robbo reflects on the career of Dick Johnson
“Winton? It’s like running a marathon around your clothesline”
Don’t look now but the sedan is making a comeback
Anti-SUV sentiment is on the rise in Europe, and that opens the way for the return of the automotive ugly duckling
Is Toyota about to bring back the MR2?
The MR2 is a part of the ‘three brothers’ strategy that Tetsuya Tada wants to resurrect
Carey on the ingenuity and ignorance of classic racing cars
“The collection of winners spoke with silent eloquence of how much their creators did not know”
Opinion: The unbearable likeness of modern badge engineering
“Badge engineering highlighted the fact that these mainstream-brand badges offer no compelling reason to buy one over the other”
If you think the new Defender isn’t a ‘true off roader’, you are wrong
The reborn Land Rover Defender is going to be a serious weapon off the beaten track
Editor’s Letter: Australian electric car debate
The fact that our nation’s leaders are only now debating if electric cars are important, or simply a passing fad, is embarrassing
Just shut up about how much BMW is in the Toyota Supra
If you’re not buying the Supra because ‘it’s a BMW’, you’ve probably crossed the line from car enthusiast to car bore
Father’s Day: “Go and see your Dad.”
Alex Inwood’s bittersweet journey to Bathurst in a Boxster
