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.
Speed camera issues 58,000 fines in 14 days
Tiny Italian town cracks down on speeding with spectacular – and profitable – results
Amazing numbers: the Porsche 911 GT2 RS – Gallery
The Porsche 911 GT2 RS is mega in every aspect… and one of the biggest is how much its bits and pieces actually cost
How to know when to replace your tyres
Even though your tyres still have a tread, it might not be deep enough for safe grip or braking in the wet. This is where treadwear indicators come in.
2019 Range Rover Evoque price and features revealed
Bigger, more expensive second-gen Evoque expands into hybrid territory, three-door ditched
2019 Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio pricing and features
The molto svelto Alfa Romeo Stelvio Q SUV lands in January with big speed, loads of kit and a very impressive price tag
Ferrari 488 Pista’s Aussie connection
Ultra-light and ultra- expensive carbon fibre wheels for Ferrari 488 Pista are made in Geelong
Ferrari 488 Pista breaks cover in Australia
The mighty 488 Pista packs most powerful V8 ever seen in a Ferrari – but good luck getting one
Are you breaking the law using Apple CarPlay and Android auto?
The rules aren’t clear, but there’s good news and bad for young drivers wanting smartphone pairing depending on where they live
Audi’s e-tron is helping you kick the hydrocarbon habit
From an initial concept a decade ago to a range of showroom models; here’s what Audi’s e-tron brand means for you
Black Friday: would you buy your next car online?
Would you click ‘Buy Now’ for your next new car? Car companies are yet to be convinced… but are they wrong?
Gallery: Eight larger-than-life Yank utes we want in Australia
Here’s the A-list of upper-large dual-cab utes that would give bantamweight one-tonners a run for their money on red dirt
Baby Bronco would sit perfectly in more macho Ford SUV range
Ford is toughening up its SUV line-up, as pics of pint-sized tough trucks are pinched from Ford dealer conference
2020 Skoda Octavia reaffirmed despite SUV dominance
Skoda’s SUV expansion won’t be at the expense of its sedans and wagons, according to one of the Czech carmaker’s most senior executives
Ford Focus gets dirty with Active crossover
High-riding and well-specced Ford Focus Active on sale early next year for under $30k, but don’t expect to climb mountains in it
BREAKING: Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn arrested and fired for “significant acts of misconduct”
Carlos Ghosn, the global head of the Nissan-Renault-Mitsubishi car-making alliance, has handed himself into Japanese authorities after allegedly deceiving Japanese stock market over his wages. But there’s more to this story…
2018 Rally Australia wrap: Toyota dominates but Ogier secures title
WhichCar was at Coffs Harbour for all the WRC action and a quick interview with Citroen driver Craig Breen
10 Australian roads you have to drive
Hitting the open road is the ultimate form of freedom, and we’ve picked 10 Australian roads you absolutely have to drive
What does the writing on the tyre wall mean?
Ever wondered what all the letters and numbers on the side of your tyres mean?
Nine emerging new car trends we spotted at Wheels’ COTY
We unearth nine cool new features we reckon will hit the mainstream in the next year
Kia serves up Picanto X-Line AO
Kia’s Picanto Australian Open special joins a long line of branded limited edition models from the ages
2019 Alpine A110 Gallery
We visually walk you through the long-awaited Alpine A110
Visible police presence, not silly tricks, will make our roads safer
Coppers with squeegees? Sadly, coppers have become addicted to the easy lucre of hidden policing, and it needs to stop
2018 Mazda CX-5 Touring 2.5L review
The Mazda CX-5 remains Australia’s biggest selling SUV, so we jumped into the mid-spec Touring to see if the popularity is justified
Ad Standard’s double standards are out of control
Australia is addicted to alcohol and gambling but heaven forbid you should see someone having fun in a ute
