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Legends: Porsche 928

This was the car designed to send the 911 into gentle retirement. Nice try

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Farewell drive: R35 Nissan GT-R, first and final forms

As the sun sets on Nissan’s R35 GT-R in Australia, we give it one last meal – a bowl of bitumen spaghetti, its favourite – and reflect on the impact it made

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Modern classic: Lexus LS400

No budget, no time constraints, no prisoners: the Lexus LS400 was Japan’s shock to the world that changed the luxo sedan segment forever

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Dynisma DMG-1: From the screen to F1, this is the world’s best simulator

We drive the mega-simulator that’s helped propel the Ferrari F1 team to the pointy end of this year’s championship

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Driven to Extinction: Lotus Elise

The speed of light… now switched off

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Modern Classic: Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG Black Series

‘Black Series’ is AMG shorthand for the most hardcore variant the company will build. This fourth model wore the moniker like a flak jacket

Ford F-150 Raptor dirt
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Wheels Inbox: Letters to the editor

Keep it tight (no more than 200 words) and do include your suburb if via email: [email protected] can also have your say on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter (search for Wheels Australia)

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What’s behind Mazda’s premium push?

We talk to Vinesh Bhindi, Mazda Australia’s CEO, to figure out if the company’s ‘premium story’ is a page-turner or mere pulp fiction

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Mercedes AMG One: First contact

We spend hours specifying a $3.4m Mercedes AMG One as the conclusion to this 786kW hypercar’s troubled gestation nears

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Walkinshaw’s history outside of Holden and GM explored

Despite being Team Red for the best part of three decades, Walkinshaw hasn’t always been associated with GM

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Lamborghini’s ultimate road trip redux: Convoy, take two!

From Bologna to the Alps in a squadron of Lamborghinis

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How hydrogen can be used to fuel combustion engines

Forget fuel cells, Toyota and Yamaha use hydrogen for internal combustion

2006 Audi R8 silver Australia ABrook
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Everything you need to know before buying an Audi R8

The original R8 is an increasingly desirable modern icon – here’s how to get one today

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Looking back at the 1956 Wartburg 311

A Soviet oddball with ties to one of the world’s biggest carmakers

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The Porsche 911 Dakar doesn’t exist (yet), but we think it should

Porsche’s iconic sports car heads off the beaten track

Ferrari Formula One car
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Opinion: One of motorsport’s greatest overlooked rivalries has come to an end

Not every great racing rivalry takes place on the racetrack

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How ‘high’ mileage press cars offer a snapshot into a model’s reliability

Jumping behind the wheel of a well-used press car offers some interesting insights into modern build quality

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We take the Porsche Taycan Turbo Cross Turismo on a motorsport ghost tour

Will Porsche’s electric power wagon survive a sodden motorsport ghost tour? Let’s find out

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Looking back at the 1974 Datsun 260Z

Follow-up to the lithe 240Z had to face the challenge of extra ballast

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The Venturi Fétish was the first performance-orientated electric car everyone forgot about

Having since faded into relative obscurity, this little-known company built an electric performance car before anyone else

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We farewell the enduring Nissan R35 GT-R and Audi R8 V10 with one final drive

The Nissan R35 GT-R and the Audi R8 scored the only dead heat in MOTOR’s PCOTY history. Now they’re bowing out of the Aussie market together

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MOTOR Track Guide: Sandown Raceway

Warren Luff gives you the inside line on mastering one of Australia’s most historic circuits

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The top 25 fastest cars tested by MOTOR Magazine

MOTOR’s best quarter-mile times drawn from independent performance testing

Jeep Wrangler on test track at New York Auto Show 2022
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GALLERY: 2022 New York Auto Show highlights

New York shows that while the big international motor shows are back, there is still a way to go before they’re back to their pre-COVID-19 glory