Behind the lens at COTY 200801 Jan 2007 COTYGallery15FacebookTwitterGoogle PlusMailA selection of images showcasing Car of the Year 2008.Read more from2018 Wheels Car of the Year: The contendersBy Barry Park | 20 Nov 2017One of Australia’s cheapest cars is in the running for this year’s award – and a surprise entry from an Aussie hero. What else makes the cut?COTYAlfa Romeo Giulia: 2018 Car of the Year FinalistBy Tony O’Kane | 18 Jan 2018Alfa’s comeback kid represents a return to form for an iconic Italian brand, and has the skills to earn a place on this year’s COTY shortlist. Is it good enough to be top dog?COTY2018 Wheels Car of the Year winner revealed!By Wheels Staff | 24 Jan 2018Is it a first time victor? Or has Mazda made history with three COTY wins in a row?COTYSkoda Kodiaq: 2018 Car of the Year FinalistBy Andy Enright | 22 Jan 2018We expected big, honest and slightly dull from Skoda’s first seven-seat SUV, but the Kodiaq was the probably the most pleasant surprise of this year’s COTY.COTYPlease enable JavaScript to view thecomments powered by Disqus.
2018 Wheels Car of the Year: The contendersBy Barry Park | 20 Nov 2017One of Australia’s cheapest cars is in the running for this year’s award – and a surprise entry from an Aussie hero. What else makes the cut?COTY
Alfa Romeo Giulia: 2018 Car of the Year FinalistBy Tony O’Kane | 18 Jan 2018Alfa’s comeback kid represents a return to form for an iconic Italian brand, and has the skills to earn a place on this year’s COTY shortlist. Is it good enough to be top dog?COTY
2018 Wheels Car of the Year winner revealed!By Wheels Staff | 24 Jan 2018Is it a first time victor? Or has Mazda made history with three COTY wins in a row?COTY
Skoda Kodiaq: 2018 Car of the Year FinalistBy Andy Enright | 22 Jan 2018We expected big, honest and slightly dull from Skoda’s first seven-seat SUV, but the Kodiaq was the probably the most pleasant surprise of this year’s COTY.COTY
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