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Chevrolet starts export Commodore shutdown
US brand Chevrolet pulls its SS promotional material ahead of Holden’s looming manufacturing shutdown
1980 Holden Commodore: Honing the edge
The addition of cruise control, a V8 engine with the same power as a modern-day Toyota Corolla, and a hint of four-cylinder economy
2017 Frankfurt Motor Show: BMW mulls all-wheel-drive 5 Series wagon for Australia
Growing performance numbers builds the case for BMW to expand its range of xDrive models
2017 Alfa Romeo Giulia Veloce: 6th Place $50-$100K
Flamboyant Italian is not a Mini-Me QV
39 Years of Holden Commodore: 1979 – Car of the Year
Imagine this: an imported Opel, badged as a Commdore, tuned for local conditions, and winning COTY. No this is not a prediction for 2018, but rather a recollection of some 39 years ago.
39 Years of Holden Commodore: 1978 – GMH unveils the born-again Holden
The Commodore is a car we can be proud of, a car to compare with any (and we mean any) from Europe. Meet a new and very different Holden … it’s the General’s finest hour.
Wheels Tyre Test 2017: Eight brands compared
It isn’t easy sorting good passenger-car tyres from the genuinely great ones, but the annual Wheels Tyre Test has it down to a fine, round and black art. We put eight tyres through the gauntlet to give you our pick of the bunch
Reliving Australia’s part in the Berlin Airlift, in the next German-built Commodore
Nearly 70 years ago, Australian servicemen helped save West Berlin in the biggest humanitarian airlift operation in history. We revisit the sites of that remarkable event in the German-built Opel that’s headed here to fill the shoes of an Aussie icon
2017 Mercedes-Benz C200 Sport Edition pricing and features
It’s hard to go anywhere without seeing an ad for the limited edition C200, so what’s so special about it?
Toyota rolls-out Commemorative Edition Camry Atara SL
Toyota Australia is marking the end of local production with a strictly limited edition hybrid Camry
1978-82: Football, meat pies, kangaroos, and Aussie cars
The Holden Commodore arrives as the nation struggles to set the framework for the car industry
2018 Nissan Leaf revealed, 400km range as standard
Nissan turns over a new Leaf, revealing its second-generation battery-electric vehicle in Japan – and bringing a number of tech innovations with it
Sprung! 2018 Genesis G70 spied sporting twin-turbo V6
We’re not meant to see the Genesis G70 until next week, so here’s an early preview
2017 Frankfurt Motor Show: 2018 Mercedes-AMG S63 and S65 Coupe and Cabriolet roll out
Updated AMG S63 duo gets 4.0-litre V8 with boosted output
Subaru offers five-year warranty, but you have to be quick
Subaru is extending its three-year-warranty to five on selected models sold during September
The performance cars that brought F1 tech to the road
Mercedes-AMG’s Project One spruiks bona-fide F1 mechanicals, but it’s not the first car to make the promise of bringing F1 technology to a road car
1973-77: Paving the way for change
Australia struggles with an economic slump that also hits new-car sales hard
Skoda’s 2020 vision revealed
More details have emerged of the Czech carmaker’s plans for the next three years
BMW X5 M and X6 M Black Fire Editions announced
Re-styled Black Fire Editions limited to 25 units Australia-wide
2018 Volvo S60 and V60 Polestar get race-honed aerodynamics
The Polestar models gain 250 unique components including a carbon fibre aerodynamic pack
Only four BMW 7 Series 40 Jahre coming to Australia
Pricing for quartet of Aussie-delivered anniversary Bimmer limos revealed
2018 Kia Stinger V6 features announced
Kia has announced the features for its sporty 3.3-litre V6 Stinger variants
Our part in the Berlin Airlift relived in the next Commodore: Gallery
Mike Duff pushes an Opel Insignia to its limits across German autobahns to discover a far-away piece of Australian history
2018 Holden ZB Commodore testing reaches 100,000km milestone
Holden has provided a glimpse of its local testing regime for its new fully-imported Commodore
