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Peugeot 208 GTi review
Peugeot has resurrected GTi badge and has created a cracking compact hot hatch worthy of wearing it.
Mercedes-Benz E500 Cabriolet 2014: Review
Mercedes-Benz has no excuses for not being at the top of the four-seat convertible game. It’s been at it for more than 100 years and its 2014 E500 Cabriolet is now cleaner looking, faster, more economical and far, far safer.
Audi S3 vs BMW M135i vs Mercedes A45 AMG: Comparison review
Gentlemen, start your engines for a two-day no-holds-barred 2013 shootout between the Audi S3, the BMW M135i and the Mercedes A45 AMG.
Mercedes-Benz E-Class: Review
Call it facelift is you must, but the “new generation” Mercedes-Benz E-Class range has just lobbed into Oz with a bold new look, gutsier and more efficient engines, richer updated interiors, higher levels of standard equipment, better value and a raft of cutting-edge tech that brings (albeit very limited) autonomous driving to local terra firma. It’s a direct response, Merc-Benz says, to customer wants of more aggression, power and technology in their Es.
Alfa Romeo 4C first drive
MOTOR slides in Australia’s first Alfa Romeo 4C
First Fang: Jaguar F-Type Coupe
There’s a V6 version but forget it. The V8 is the one you want.
Lamborghini Aventador at Phillip Island
So rarefied is the Lamborghini Aventador’s air that only now has MOTOR managed to get its mitts on one
First Fang: Ferrari California T
Ferrari has done away with the old California’s naturally aspirated V8 and replaced it with a twin-turbo version cranking out 412kW and 755Nm. So how does it drive?
First Fang: FPV GT-F
It’s here! With 351kW, the GT F is the fastest Falcon ever. Unfortunately, it’s also the last Falcon GT ever. So is it a fitting farewell? Or just a tarted-up GT-P?
First Fang: Porsche Panamera GTS
A collective groan must sweep through the engineering department whenever the product planners emerge from a meeting exclaiming “We need a sports limousine!” All the premium car makers are it, attempting to meld the seemingly contradictory qualities of a sports car (agile, lightweight, involving) and a luxury cruiser (big, comfortable, refined) with varying degrees of success.
Aston DBS Volante
One of the prettiest cars ever created has been de-clothed.
Gullwing exposed!
Mercedes-Benz has taken the unorthodox step of releasing official spy pics of its flagship Gullwing coupe ahead of its unveiling at the Frankfurt Motor Show in September. Mercedes has also confirmed a raft of technical details and the name – SLS AMG – before it hits European streets early next year. Australian deliveries are scheduled for 2010.
Mazda NC MX-5 review
The world’s favourite roadster just got sharper, throatier, and better.
Bred Bull
Removing the LP560-4’s roof merely adds to its allure
Nissan turns up the GT-R
The mystique of the black Spec-V GT-R is immediate.
All new Lamborghini revealed
Exclusive details on Murcielago replacement, an all-carbon conquerer!
AMG wins International Performance Engine of the Year
AMG’s 6.2-litre V8 has pipped the Ferrari 458 Italia’s V8 to win International Engine of the Year
Secret Weapon – Gumpert Apollo Sport
Forget your ZR1s, GT2s and GT-Rs – the Apollo Gumpert is the new king of the ’Ring
Leaked BMW concept M5
Leaked pictures of an uncamoflagued ‘BMW Concept M5’ have emerged on the internet, revealing Munich’s long-awaited F10M M5 sedan
Nissan’s silent electric race car
Nissan, in co-operation with Nismo (a Japanese tuning house) has released computer-generated footage of its latest creation
Maserati’s Fastest
Maserati’s fastest-ever car is bound for Australia, with the first to arrive in June. The Gran Turismo MC Stradale is 110kg lighter than the Gran Turismo S and
Volkswagen launches WRC assault
Volkswagen has confirmed it will join the WRC ranks from the 2013 season. The four-wheel-drive Polo R WRC will conform to the same Super 2000 regulations
Jet-powered Jaguar takes off
Jaguar has announced it will build 250 C-X75 hybrid supercars and the handful that make it to Australia will cost buyers a staggering $2 million
Australian supercar debut
Australia’s very own supercar is set to make its debut, albeit in virtual form, at next month’s Australian International Motor Show in Melbourne
