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Frankfurt Motor Show is the world’s largest motor show and has been in existence for well over 100 years. Spread across a mammoth 12 halls, manufacturers come from far and wide to display the latest models, technology and concepts, with crowds often exceeding 800,000 people each year.
For more information, head to the official website and stay tuned to WhichCar.com.au for all the latest updates from the Frankfurt Motor Show.
2015 Volvo V60 D4 Long Term Review
We get our first taste of the Swede life in the V60, a stylish wagon that’s staying on as part of the furniture
2015 Alfa Romeo 4C First Drive Review
Alfa’s mid-engine hero is here and it’s a game-changer; the 4C is fast, fabulous and flawed, like all the best supercars.
WRX vs Commodore SS-V vs Golf GTI
Recent efforts have left its reputation in tatters, but now there’s an all new WRX ready to wrestle with the new-world order
Rosberg rules Mexico, as Webber wins in Shanghai
Motorsport wrap: Rosberg leads Mercedes 1-2 in Mexico; Webber closes on WEC title; Rossi gains ground in Marquez controversy
Skoda Octavia RS review
Is the Czech within swinging distance of a GTI?
2015 Toyota Fortuner review
Toyota brings us a seven-seat, off-road capable wagon that’s based on the Hilux dual-cab ute. Is the Fortuner really an enticing alternative to the Kluger and Prado?
BMW M235i review
Turbo straight-six, rear-drive, tight wheelbase: the M235i is sound in theory, but in practice?
What we know about the Nissan R36 GT-R
More power, less weight and hybrid system for next-gen Godzilla
2015 Nissan Navara ST 4×4 First Drive Review
Nissan’s new tradie secret is its much improved dual purpose workhorse; steering and handling dynamics not quite there though.
Snackable Review: Lexus IS200t F-Sport
The IS model is the best selling Lexus and the most fun to drive. Even more so now that it comes with a turbocharged engine, part of a mild update to the IS lineup that also includes a fuel-miser hybrid and a faster V6.
2016 DS 5 Blue HDi review
An exquisite interior and smooth diesel engine distinguish the first car from premium Citroen sub-brand DS. How well does the chassis perform in an Australian environment?
Tokyo Motor Show: Mitsubishi EX baby SUV concept
Mitsubishi brings a small SUV with suicide doors and an electric drivetrain – and says we could see a new battery-powered Lancer Evo sports sedan
Koenigsegg One:1
What has 1014kW and terrifies Ferrari, McLaren and Porsche?
Geek Speak: Traction control
Electronic stability systems aren’t exactly the fun police, in fact, they’re fast becoming the opposite
Tokyo Motor Show: Toyota 86 to get performance updates
Revised suspension, body and engine confirmed for sports car’s midlife performance boost
Toyota HiLux Video Review
After years of redevelopment, the first all-new Toyota HiLux in a decade has arrived. Toyota has stopped at nothing to make sure it remains Australia’s favourite workhorse.
Snackable Review: Jeep Renegade
The Jeep Renegade has finally hit Australian shores. Entering the compact SUV segment, the Renegade is city-chic meets off-road toughness all wrapped up in a neat little SUV box.
Kia ProCeed GT review
Can its first hot hatch change Kia’s underwhelming reputation?
Tokyo Motor Show: Honda Clarity Fuel Cell first drive
Honda was the first to register a zero-emissions hydrogen fuel cell vehicle, and Wheels has just driven an all-new, bigger, more powerful version launched at the Tokyo Motor Show
Tokyo Motor Show: Dieselgate, an increasingly sorry affair
There was a frisson of ‘enjoying the suffering of others’ at the Tokyo motor show, as the director of Volkswagen in Japan stepped on to the stage and begged for forgiveness
Tokyo Motor Show: Toyota says brown coal could power hydrogen cars
Toyota Mirai hydrogen car designer says Australia can clean up its act by turning dirty legacy into a fuel of the future
Tokyo Motor Show: Yamaha Sports Ride
Super-lightweight carbonfibre sports car revealed
2016 Holden Ute Review
Based on the proven Commodore sedan, the Holden Ute is easy to drive, performs well, and can cart around mountain bikes, large dogs, jet-skis and pretty much anything else.
Tokyo Motor Show: Mazda RX-Vision concept car to inspire production
The exaggerated GT-car proportions of the stunning RX-Vision concept from Madza will make way for a smaller rotary engined sports car, Wheels has learned at the Tokyo motor show
