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Autonomous cars and the Laws of RoboticsBy The Insider | 23 May 2017While it's easy to get lost in the promise of autonomous cars, our Insider explores some issues that render our autonomous future a little more distant than you might be expecting.Features
Why the Australian Orbital two-stroke engine never took offBy John Carey | 12 Aug 2017In the early '90s, Carey test drove a Ford Festiva with an Australian developed two-stroke engine and it worked quite well but never took off. Carey found the answer years...Features
Editor's Letter: Australia hates the car enthusiastBy Alex Inwood | 24 Jul 2017A recent trip to Italy highlights a harrowing contrast in Australia's over-policed car culture to that of the rest of the worldFeatures
McLaren 720S: Soul SearchingBy Mike Duff | 08 Jul 2017As civilised as McLaren's baby 570GT, faster than their race-focused 675LT. But is there true supercar soul to go with the incredible performance?Features
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