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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.
Is the agency model better for new car buyers in Australia?
A growing number of manufacturers are switching to the ‘agency model’ for new car sales. But what does that mean and is it good for you? Let’s find out
2022 Ora Cat 01 UK pricing and features
The MG ZS EV could have close competition in the sub-$50k segment
SA passes EV tax into law – UPDATE
The Bill has passed through the State Parliament meaning the charge will be delayed until 2027 (or 30 per cent uptake)
Next-gen Mercedes-AMG GT confirmed, to share SL platform
A new GT is in the works, promising a more hardcore track-oriented AMG based on SL architecture
Ford and GM report third-quarter profit dips due to chip shortage
Semiconductor supply affects the margins of America’s biggest manufacturers
Should autonomous vehicles be provided a dedicated lane?
Traditional vehicles will have to stay in their lane
Bosch to invest an extra €400m in semiconductor production
Chip-maker looking to catch up on supply shortage
Hyundai and Kia partner with US company on solid-state battery tech
The race to develop solid-state batteries heats up, with Hyundai and Kia partnering with Factorial
Polestar defends optional safety features
EV brand surprises with optional safety packs for its Polestar 2 that contrast with parent company Volvo’s values
Why Nissan’s use of Millennium Jade on the GT-R is telling
History is prone to repeating itself, so let’s look back at what the R35’s new paint meant almost 20 years ago
Polestar to steer away from Volvo’s image
Polestar CEO Thomas Ingenlath explains how Volvo’s commitment to becoming an EV-only producer by 2030 won’t lead to duplicity
Interview with Supercars driver Broc Feeney
The greatest-ever Supercars driver is retiring, so how did an 18-year-old P-plater from the Gold Coast earn the right to fill Jamie Whincup’s shoes?
Twenty years of the Aston Martin V12 Vanquish
The high-tech powerhouse celebrates its 20th birthday this month
2022 Kia Niro: Electrified SUV rendered from spy pics
The small electrified model from Kia has been digitally created from spy photos
Forza Horizon 5: Every car on offer so far, nearly 500 in all
The latest instalment in the hugely popular XBox racer, Forza Horizon 5, will bring a massive list of wild rides
What happened in MOTOR 17 years ago? King of the sub-$100k coupe – Alfa Romeo GT takes on Nissan’s 350Z
17 years ago, we pit Alfa Romeo’s new GT against Nissan’s 350Z, which was crowned king of sub-$100k two-doors?
Living with the 2021 Kia Cerato GT Hatch
Our comms director explores life with the practical and punchy Kia Cerato GT warm hatch
Here’s what MOTOR readers had to say this month
Challenging characteristics, shooting the coupe, and opening semantics: here’s what you guys had to say this month
McLaren CEO steps down after eight years
The surprise departure raises further questions about the state of the supercar maker
Mercedes-Benz flagships will soon get Dolby Atmos sound
High-end ‘3D’ sound coming to flagship Mercedes models in 2022, Australian timing to be confirmed
2022 Mercedes-AMG SL 55 and SL 63: All-wheel-drive V8 roadsters debut
Benz’s performance offshoot Mercedes-AMG has taken the wraps of its new hero roadsters: the SL 63 and SL 55
2022 Mazda MX-5 990S revealed for Japan with sub-1000kg weight
No frills equals more thrills
2022 Lexus ES 300h review: First drive
Mid-life nip and tuck hoped to sprinkle extra fairy dust atop the plus-sized medium luxury hybrid sedan
What you need to know before buying a Porsche 996 911 Carrera
It was the 911 for the new millennium, but it arrived in controversy. Now, decades on, it’s seen as a classic
