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.

2016 Mini Clubman Review
The Clubman is the biggest, roomiest and most practical Mini you can buy. It still steers like a go-kart, and the least costly Clubman has a great little engine.

Toyota HiLux SR5 Dual Cab Review
Toyota’s first new HiLux in 10 years is big news and is set to transport Aussie tradies and 4x4ers for another decade.

2015 Lotus Exige S Auto First Drive Review
Exige self-shifter remains a raw machine. In fact it’s the most focused road-racing car this side of an Ariel Atom or KTM Crossbow. Not for everyone.

Design House: Gruppo Bertone
Before auto manufacturers decided to handcuff their chief creators to a single brand, car designers roamed the world freely. This ongoing series will highlight some of the independent auto design houses that have shaped some of the world’s best rides.

2015 Mazda MX-5 First Drive Review
Fourth gen MX-5 goes back to the future, and it’s brilliant. Who says they don’t build ‘em like they used to?

For or against: advanced driving courses
We got sick of hearing our WhichCar editors arguing over advanced driving courses, so we sent them away with The Formula Company to experience it for themselves. Could they come to a truce?

Schoolies and car safety
With schoolies taking over the Gold Coast and as we lead into the weekend-long festival season, Samantha dives into the world of teenagers and cars, and how you can keep them safe.

Top five cars from the LA Auto Show
The LA show is a microcosm of the ephemeral, design-oriented, pop-culture-centered nature of Los Angeles, and also a hub for car and product designers. Here are five of the stand our cars and concepts.

2015-2016 Audi A3 and S3 Review
The Audi A3 wraps small, classy bodies around a stunning interior, and spoils buyers with multiple engines. This review covers A3s on sale prior to the upgrade of December 2016.

2015 Hyundai Veloster First Drive Review
The updated version of Hyundai’s quirky asymmetrical hatch is improved in most ways, but still not the sportscar it thinks it is.

Snow day for the Mazda CX-5 at Mt Buller
The weather is getting hotter here in Australia as we launch into the summer months, so we’re ready to reminisce about our trip to Mt Buller in the Mazda CX-5. So chill out, snow down and plow through this (see what we did there?)

The search for a family car
With a growing family, Nathan discovered the trials and tribulations of upgrading the family car to a seven-seater. Masculinity optional.

2015 Ford Mondeo First Drive Review
The Ford Mondeo is a cracker, and raises the mainstream medium car benchmark.

Snackable Review: Hyundai Tucson Highlander
The Hyundai Tucson Highlander impresses with its technology and value. Here is what you need to know about it.

The weird laws you need to know before driving overseas
You want to travel, you want an adventure, and you will probably hire a car to do it. Right? Not quite. You may want to look into some of the more obscure laws before you take the wheel in a foreign country.

2015 Alfa Romeo Giulietta QV First Drive Review
Alfa’s hot hatch upgraded with a great drivetrain and chassis, compromised by so-so steering feel, dynamic niggles and quality question marks.

Snackable Review: Jeep Grand Cherokee
Jeep’s Grand Cherokee is one of Australia’s best-selling 4WD wagons. Packed with equipment and excellent value, it’s no surprise why.

Jeep Grand Cherokee Video Review
If you looked up “bang for your buck” in the dictionary, the Jeep Grand Cherokee would probably be one of the examples listed. Ok, so a bit of a lame analogy, but this range comes generously packed with equipment all for wager-earner money. It’s no wonder it’s such a popular wagon.

Japan is a glimpse into our not so distant future
Some people worry about the future, but this is a fruitless and fraught exercise. If you’re worried about it, just go and visit; it’s only a half-day flight from here, and it’s called Japan.

How to buy your first new car
Buying your first new car is a bit like taking that first big bungee jump; a heart-bobbling experience that’s invigorating, intimidating and almost always more expensive than you’d prefer.

2015 Holden Cascada First Drive Review
Holden’s soft-top halo hero is sleek, classy and well equipped, but lack of urge is a sticking point.

High Performance Hatchbacks on a Budget
Owning a practical car doesn’t have to be the killer of your performance motoring aspirations. Have your cake and eat it!

Putting it to the test
Looking at buying a new car and ready to book a test drive? Read this first to make sure you’re making the most of the first drive…

Road Trip: Christmas trips for those who like to drive
Stuck at home these holidays with a Christmas spending spree hangover? There’s no excuse – take off for a great drive without leaving the state, and worrying about your bank balance.