Car Reviews &#038; Features

$0-50K: Peugeot 208 GTi 30th #2

Peugeot’s finest goes from mild to wild

$0-50K: Volkswagen Polo GTI #3

A strong showing from the former champ

$0-50K: Renault Sport Clio RS #4

Last year’s champ loses its crown

$0-50K: Holden Astra VXR #5

Returning hatch hero a track weapon

$0-50K: Ford Falcon XR6 Turbo #6

Straight-line king but corners ain’t its thing

$0-50K: Audi S1 Sportback #7

Lots of fun, but lots of money, too

$0-50K: Renault Megane GT220 #8

RS-lite locked up by the fun police

$0-50K: Holden Astra GTC #9

Stronger on paper than on track

$0-50K: Hyundai Veloster Turbo #10

Has the buck, but not the bang

$0-50K: Ford Falcon XR6 #11

Slow, but satisfying. Except for Morley…

$0-50K: Peugeot 308 GT #12

Judges either love or hate the 308

$0-50K: Citroen DS3 #13

Pricey and slow not a good combo

Holden Spark entering the Australian market in 2016

Gone are the days when small cars came at the sacrifice of technology

February 15, 2016

Inside TRD’s Secret Warehouse

Lurking inside a shed in Japan is an armoury of Toyota’s retired race weapons.

February 15, 2016

2016 Mazda CX-3 sTouring AWD Long Term Review

CX-3 starts in the deep end to prove there’s nothing shallow about it

February 15, 2016

Audi TT review

Igolstadt’s latest coupe adds evolutionary panache

February 14, 2016

Nine celebrity petrolheads

Just because you’re famous doesn’t mean you can’t be car obsessed.

February 14, 2016

Opinion: Meeting an Audi legend

Would meeting a childhood crush face-to-face bring blush or blunder?

February 13, 2016

Porsche 911 GT3 video review

So just why is the 911 GT3 our 2016 Performance Car of the Year?

Goodbye Bugatti Veyron

We look back on the Veyron, the machine that redefined what was possible from a car

Comparisons

2016 Mazda MX-5 GT 2.0 v Toyota 86 GTS comparison review

Our Car of the Year, the MX-5, is great fun to drive. But can it match the much-praised 86 coupe – COTY in 2012 – for speed and precision?

Bentley Continental GT Speed: 330km/h on a public road

Pommie Ben Oliver reckoned our 297km/h on unrestricted Northern Territory roads in an FPV last year was a bit soft, and figured a Bentley Speed could give it a handy touch-up

Toyota Fortuner GXL Quick Review

Think Toyota Hilux but with refinements befitting of a seven-seat wagon. New to Australia, the Toyota Fortuner is a wagon version of the Hilux but retains the ute’s rugged go-anywhere attitude.

February 11, 2016