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WhichCar Weekly podcast episode 61 now live
Making EVs pay their way, and the record attempt that’s keeping oil giants in business
‘My MBUX’ tech explained: Inside the all-new Mercedes S-Class
Our first look at the next-generation S-Class limo is via the fresh MBUX infotainment system
What’s on WhichCar TV this week?
We’re taking you on some unforgettable adventures around the world in eight cars this week on WhichCar TV
The Mazda 3 Turbo needs to come to Australia. Here’s why.
All-wheel drive and huge torque? Where do we sign?
How GM lost $23 million building an orphan V8
The Blackwing V8 could have been GM’s high-powered future, but became an expensive mistake
1993 HKS Zero-R: Fast Car History Lesson
Think you know the R32 Skyline? Then you must know the ultimate version of it.
Aston Martin DB5 ‘Goldfinger’ is the first of 25 real-life Bond cars
Aston Martin has built its first DB5 in more than 50 years, but this one’s got gadgets
Honda Civic Type R takes on Hyundai i30 N in a hot hatch drag race
Our two favourite hot hatches line up at the drag strip to settle the score
Behind the scenes | Hidden talents
Track and field sports in two of Australia’s favourite SUVs, but who’s talents stood out?
Skunkworks cars: The greatest after-hours projects
The coolest cars built while the suits weren’t watching
On WhichCar TV this week…
We head to the track for a muscle car shootout, compare a pair of soft roaders and analyse the Mazda CX-3’s small SUV success story
Our top 16 best car commercials
Sixteen clever car ads that prove even the weirdest car branding works
2001 Holden Monaro CV8 used car buyers’ guide
Holden’s final two-door coupe mixed good looks with restrained muscle car appeal to honour its revered badge. after all these years, is the dream of owning one still as sweet?
How Mazda became the most innovative car company in Japan
As Mazda celebrates its 100th birthday, we look back at what makes it Japan’s most tenacious car manufacturer
Scalextric is back! Nostalgia, digitised
You’d be forgiven for forgetting the existence of Scalextric in 2020 – but we’ve had a go in the here and now and it’s still epic funke in the here and now? We take a ride down memory lane to review Scalextric Sunset Speedway
WhichCar Weekly podcast episode 60 now live
The good, the bad, and just the right amount of ugly in this week’s chat about cars in film
Who killed the Alfa Romeo 4C?
Alfa’s pretty little sports car is set to die, but who signed the death warrant?
On WhichCar TV this week…
We let loose at the Red Centre Nationals, Alfa’s suave Stelvio meets some muscle and Toyota’s C-HR is a small SUV with a lot to say
Why you shouldn’t buy a new dual-cab ute just yet
Tempted to add a new dual-cab to the driveway? Here’s a bunch of reasons why you should wait
What makes the R34 GT-R V-Spec N1 the ultimate Skyline
Despite the financial woes of its parent company, the last of the Skyline GT-R line remains the most sought after.
What is the greatest turbo car of all time?
Lords of Boost! Your turbocharged bible is here
Behind the scenes | Nissan Navara Warrior
Here’s how we took on one of Victoria’s toughest off-road passes and survived to tell the tale
Ford’s forgotten V12-powered open-wheel track weapon driven
Back in 1996 Ford let us loose at Calder park in its one-off open-wheel concept car
Opinion: The freedom of driving after lockdown
Recreational driving was recently illegal. Consider that!
