Car Reviews &#038; Features

$0-50K: 13th – Abarth 595 Turismo

BFYB 2014: Flawed Italian salvaged by tenacious grip

$50-100K: 1st – VW Golf R

BFYB 2014: Top Golf now definitely R-rated

$50-100K: 2nd – Audi S3

BFYB 2014: A car transformed, but not quite enough

$50-100K: 3rd – BMW M235i

BFYB 2014: Baby Beemer learns some manners

$50-100K: 4th – Chrysler 300 SRT8 Core

BFYB 2014: Straight-line grunt is its Core competency

$50-100K: 5th- Holden SS-V Redline

BFYB 2014: Cracking corner clinger, but SS not V good at grunt

$50-100K: 6th – Volvo S60 Polestar

BFYB 2014: Big-boost Swede lacks crucial polish

$50-100K: 7th – Audi RS Q3

BFYB 2014: RS-badge raises expectations, but not track talent

$50-100K: 8th – Lexus IS350 F-Sport

BFYB 2014: Classy effort, but couldn’t produce the numbers required

Features

Drag Race: Ford vs Holden utes

XR6 Turbo faces off against SS V Redline

April 27, 2015

2015 Nissan Micra review

Nissan’s nipped and tucked Micra hits its rivals where it hurts – the bottom line

April 27, 2015

Ford Mustang Ecoboost Convertible review

Forget burnouts and lap times, it’s more about soaking up the scenery in Ford’s drop-top, four-pot pony

April 25, 2015

Toyota 86 auto review

Does a self-shifter ruin the 86 experience?

Tesla Model S P85D review

Shocking acceleration and all-wheel drive grip from two electric motors amps up the talents of the Model S

Lexus RC F review

MOTOR verdict on Lexus’s BMW M4 fighter

2015 Nissan Juke ST review

It’s still not going to appeal to every palate, but Nissan’s extrovert Juke has had some development budget aimed in its direction. It emerges with some well-judged upgrades.

Features

Weekly Wallpaper: Ford Falcon XR8

Our smokey tribute to the last-ever performance Ford Falcon

2015 Citroen DS3 review

Citroen’s gorgeously different, shark-finned DS3 has been relaunched with a refreshed face, a single-spec range, no automatic gearbox option and a new and inflated price

Lamborghini Huracan LP610-4 first Australian drive

Lamborghini’s Gallardo was the company’s biggest-selling vehicle of all time, and its replacement is better looking, smarter and faster. And, in Australia at least, cheaper as well. What’s not to love?

Features

Market Watch: BMW M6

V10 M coupe for the price of a Nissan 370Z