Engine conversions
A cornerstone of our sport since time immemorial, and a world that’s only getting wider as manufacturers pump out huge-horsepower crate engines. From big-blocks to Barras, LS combos of all sorts, and Godzillas, you’ll find helpful info here no matter your transplant of choice.
2019 Holden Astra Hatchback Review
Everything you need to know about the Astra hatchback, including pricing, updates and features
iRacing fans create amazing Supercars liveries on new Commodore and Mustang
The new Ford Mustang and Holden Commodore hit iRacing, and we take them for spin. PLUS huge gallery of amazing new paintjobs
Why Mitsubishi used a bigger engine in the Outlander PHEV
Having a bigger engine wasn’t all adding more power or performance but improving refinement.
Holden Colorado to get update next year
Holden’s number one seller likely to score safety updates for what’s likely to be its last update
WhichCar Weekly podcast episode 41 now live
Tesla’s what the truck, Andy goes Mmm in South Africa and our most memorable motoring marathons
Legendary NSW dirt track gutted by bushfire
GALLERY Surreal pictures of destroyed cars after bushfire tears through Colo
Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV gets a bigger engine with 2020 update
More power and new features makes the PHEV a more appealing package, even with a price hike
BMW i4 specs and pictures: Munich’s next EV in detail
BMW’s new electrified i4 has been spied, here’s the low-down on what it is and why you should be interested
Concerns for Holden Commodore after US equivalent dropped
Cancellation of Buick Regal in the US spells potential trouble for future supply of Commodore under leaner GM model
Nissan Celebrates 50 Years of Z Cars at Bathurst
The Nissan Z Car community is one that isn’t afraid to hit the track, so what better way to celebrate 50 years of Z than to party at Mount Panorama?
2015-2018 Toyota Corolla Range Review
Everything you need to know about the 2015-18 Toyota Corolla range, including the sedan that’s still available alongside the all-new hatch.
Need For Speed Heat: We have a winner!
Fancy a copy of Need For Speed Heat but don’t want to pay for it? Here’s how you get your mitts on one!
2020 Hyundai Santa Fe gets V6 power
More muscular V6 replaces four-cylinder Santa Fe petrol engine with a 206kW shot in the arm
Driverless cars decades away, says Audi tech guru
If you want a car without pedals or a steering wheel, you’re in for a wait, according to Audi’s autonomous driving chief
Could the Corvette and Camaro be Holden’s saviour?
Sales continue to slide for the once-mighty Holden marque, but there are a still a couple of irons that could stoke the Lion’s fire
You can drive the Lamborghini V12 Vision Gran Turismo Concept
A hybridised 602kW V12 exercise in futurism that you can race from your couch
Reviewed: Android Auto for Android 10
If you use an Android phone in your car, the updated Android Auto function offers new features and functions – but it’s not perfect
2019 Isuzu MU-X LS-T takes on Stradbroke Island
Armed with the Isuzu MU-X, we go in search of an ‘overseas’ escape alternative that’s unforgettable and won’t break the bank
Nissan Pathfinder recalled for brake fire risk
Almost 6000 Nissan Pathinder SUVs recalled because of ABS short-circuit risk, but parts not available until mid-2020 to fix it
2020 Audi A6 45 TFSI S Line review
Audi’s executive sedan has a new 2.0-litre version that has more tech than its predecessor but a lower price tag. But does sharper pricing bring any compromises?
2020 Honda Accord pricing and features
The 10th generation of Honda’s flagship Accord sedan has finally arrived in Australia boasting a hybrid option and a more spacious and tech-savvy interior
Volkswagen toys with offroad spec for Touareg
More affordable Touareg 4×4 will suit burgeoning tow vehicle sector, says VW
2020 Renault Koleos gains fresh look, loses diesel option
Renault’s biggest seller in Australia gains a slight facelift and capped priced servicing, but loses the range-topping turbodiesel version
Merging: you’re doing it wrong
It’s a major cause of collisions and frustration on Australian roads, but why do so many people get it wrong?
