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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.
Lego launches Ford F-150 Raptor
New brick-based F-150 Raptor scores functional V6 and long-travel suspension
Best-selling cars of 2021 so far
We all know who the usual faces are in the top 10 new car sales charts each month, but what do the numbers really show us?
Jeep unveils plans for hybrid Grand Cherokee 4xe
Grand Cherokee joins the line-up of hybrid-assisted Jeep vehicles
Brand by brand – What Stellantis’s electric plans are
Stellantis last night launched its EV strategy – but what is each brand doing to transform itself for the new age?
Mini to offer multi-tone roof for Hatch and Clubman range
Retro influence for new age option
Genesis G70 makes its first public runs up Goodwood hill-climb
Long-roof G70 given Goodwood debut running up Lord March’s driveway
Sport/Utility: Audi RS6 Avant v Mercedes-AMG E63 S drag race
Supercar performance for you and four mates – but which is faster?
2021 Porsche Cayenne GTS Coupe review
Sampling Porsche’s niche-filling coupe-SUV in its most focused guise
Dodge teases first fully-electric muscle car
EV set for 2024 release
Hybrid assistance coming for new Bentley Flying Spur
Second hybrid model from Crewe set to be released
Kia beats Hyundai again in 2021 race to be Korea’s number one
Will Kia replace Hyundai as Australia’s favourite Korean brand?
Stellantis launches big plans for electric sales in Europe and US by 2030
Fourteen brands under group’s control all have individual paths towards electrification
Australian first drive: Mazda MX-30 E35 electric SUV
Mazda charges a premium to charge with its first pure-electric production model
Australian first drive: Mercedes-Benz EQA 250
Mercedes-Benz’s cheapest EV to date costs just $10,000 more than its Korean counterparts, so how much better can it be?
2020-2021 Toyota Prius recalled with pre-collision system fault
41 local vehicles affected by the recall
Mercedes-Benz is getting sued in Stuttgart over alleged emissions cheating software
Consumer advocacy group claims 250,000 Daimler products were cheating emission regulations
Ford shows off full EV line-up at Goodwood FOS
Blue Oval enters famed festival without a single internal combustion engine
Opinion: Hidden private speed cameras don’t help
Privately operated speed cameras are picking up thousands more motorists for low-level offences and it’s not a coincidence
Subaru passes 20 million all-wheel-drive vehicles produced
Japan’s first mass producers of all-paw drivetrains has rolled its 20 millionth car off the production line
BMW 2 Series design sketches tease new M2’s aggressive look
Initial drawings from BMW’s designers reveal 2 Series’s visual potential
2022 Kia Cerato GT Hatch review
In the midst of new Kia models and a slew of fresh small-car competition, can a lightly updated Cerato GT sustain its share of attention?
Sweet Dream: Ford Fiesta RS
Cars that don’t exist, but should. We imagine what a Blue Oval homologation special might look like
The three-way car test of your dreams: McLaren F1 v 911 GT1 v CLK GTR
The original supercar Holy Trinity, gathered together and driven, in the latest edition of MOTOR
2021 Nissan Juke Ti review
The top-spec Nissan Juke brings plenty of features for under $40k, but has it retained the original model’s fun-driving quirkiness?
