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Browse our extensive collection of tech articles for DIY tips on everything you need to know to work on your project car. We’ve got you covered from setting up your first workshop, to mechanical upgrades, car care and much more!
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AdviceCar Airbags: how they work and why they’re important
While airbags are proven to prevent serious injuries and save lives, they can also be pretty dangerous, so it’s important to know how they operate
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AdviceDo I pay rego during lockdown? Answering your COVID car questions
Advice to keep your car in good shape during lockdown and to save money if you can’t drive
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AdviceDriving on snow and ice safely
Here’s how to stay safe off-road when winter adds snow and ice to the mud and grit
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AdviceHow to react around emergency vehicles
What should you do when you hear a siren or see flashing lights in your rear view mirror?
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AdviceCar maintenance tasks you can do yourself
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AdviceHow often should you service your car?
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Advice12 must-haves for peaceful family road trips
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AdviceElectric power steering: the pros and cons
Engine tech
Bodywork
2015 Chrysler 300 SRT review
It is more grand tourer than sports sedan, but with the biggest V8 sold in Australia the Chrysler 300 SRT stakes out a patch all its own for image and punch.
October Issue Preview
A sneak peek into this month’s mag
Bugatti Vision Gran Turismo Concept revealed
It will Bugatti within fingertip reach of mere mortals – quite literally, because the Vision Gran Turismo Concept is headed for the gaming world.
A day in the life of a mum with a Volvo XC60
We gave mum of two, Cathryn, the Volvo XC60 for a day to see how it really coped with family life. We almost had to pry the keys from her…
Ford Mondeo ST spied
Ford lights a fire under its Mondeo
Porsche Boxster Spyder review
Top-of-the-range Boxster proves that less is, indeed, more
2015 Land Rover Discovery Sport Si4 SE review
The new Discovery Sport in diesel form is off to a flying start in Australia. Now a 2.0-litre petrol turbo variant has lobbed in, broadening the British 4×4 icon’s appeal.
Football, meat pies, kangaroos and Chrysler SRT V8s
Building cars in Australia is not viable. Apparently. So how can Chrysler justify bringing in a special-order V8 for our market?
Bugatti Chiron to cost A$3.5m
New hypercar makes Veyron look like a bargain
Mercedes reveals S-Class cabriolet
Chop-top S returns after four-decade hiatus
Comparison: Ford Mustang GT vs Holden Commodore SS V Redline
Ford’s latest pony car locks horns with GM’s local hero
Snackable Review: Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG S
The Mercedes builds on a strong luxury performance package with improved handling. For the price though, you would probably expect a touch-screen.
Toyota Yaris Video Review
Sometimes it’s the smallest things that make the biggest impressions. Enter the Toyota Yaris – a nimble, stylish and convenient car that has certainly made a big impact in Australian sales.
New-look 2016 Kia Cerato spied
Still months out from an Australian launch, the facelifted Kia Cerato and Kia Koup promise significant upgrades
Renault powers-up Megane RS
Renault’s limited-edition Nurburgring ace has been re-named and becomes part of the regular Megane RS range.
Peugeot 308 Racing Cup revealed
Peugeot creates track monster 308
Peugeot 308 GTi twin-attack coming early 2016
Fans of hot Peugeot models past rejoice – the new 308 GTi is arriving locally early next year in both 182kW and 200kW versions.
Mercedes-Benz A-Class Video Review
The Mercedes A-Class range offers something for most car buyers. It’s stylish, premium and comes with a whole lot of equipment.
Hyundai Veloster Video Review
The Hyundai Veloster has polarised the opinions of WhichCar staff but as one of Australia’s best-selling vehicles, it’s hard to argue with the figures.
2016 Ford Ranger review
Ford has refreshed its popular Ranger ute for 2016, with styling and tech upgrades aimed at making upper-spec XLT and Wildtrak double cabs more attractive for families
Spy pics show a Renault Megane with more grace
Look out Golf! The all-new Renault Megane, expected next year, has been given a profile to match its scintillating performance
Blame Ferrari if you think F1 engines sound bad
Complaints about the flat sound of Formula One cars since their switch to turbo V6 hybrid powerplants should be directed to former Ferrari chief Luca di Montezemolo, but he was playing a long game
Mark Webber buys Porsche 918
Aussie racer treats himself to the ultimate birthday present
2015 Jaguar XE 2.5t review
Once bitten, twice sharp – that’s what Jaguar is trying to convey with its massively anticipated XE, the BMW 3 Series-baiting, rear-drive replacement for the unloved X-Type. Here we take a look at the mid-range 2.5t version
