Workshop tips
Just like you, we love wrenching on our dream machines, and for that you need a proper workspace. Here you’ll find all our stories and videos on how to safely and properly equip your workshop or home garage. We’ve got DIY guides, tech tips, workshop safety and more.
Snackable Review: BMW M135i
It’s a unique hot-hatch that’s big on performance, but less so on standard equipment.
Design House: Giugiaro Design
Sally Dominguez etches her way into automotive design houses to find out what goes on behind the scenes. First up, we check out Italy’s Giugiaro Design.
Snackable Review: Mazda BT-50
The BT-50 is a workhorse. It has a big engine, a lot of power and it can lug a lot around. In other words, it means business.
Snackable Review: BMW X1 2015
The second-generation of BMW’s baby SUV brings new engines, a flexible and roomy interior and an even better looking design, that funnily enough, was penned by an Aussie.
Volvo takes front foot on child safety
Volvo Cars flips the trend of child-safety seats. WhichCar’s Sally Dominguez buckles down into the all-important world of safety.
Snackable Review: Mini JCW
Mini’s John Cooper Works is a polished performance hatch with the personality to match.
Road Etiquette
When did our roads become riddled with ignorant morons? WhichCar writer, Samantha Stevens, dives into the world of road manners.
Car designs versus car safety
Sally talks design evolution, and finding the balance between what looks good and what’ll keep you alive.
Snackable Review: Volkswagen Amarok
When it comes to 4×4 utes, the Amarok is in a class of its own. It offers passenger-car refinement and is still tough and off-road capable. But most of all it feels ‘right’ – that rare feeling you get when you know you’re in a serious machine and not a toy.
2014-2015 Ford Focus Review
The Ford Focus has long been one of the better small cars to drive. Power is excellent in most versions, and the revised Focus ST sports hatch is absorbing and quick.
Brat Packs
Two dads in two performance wagons attempt to prove that having children is not the end of the road.
Snackable Review: Mitsubishi Triton
If you’re looking for a value-for-money four-wheel drive, it’s hard to go past the Mitsubishi Triton. Its tidy handling, user-friendly 4×4 system and the $36,990 entry-level price tag appeals to serious adventurers and weekend warriors alike.
Snackable Review: Nissan Navara NP300
Forget your silly little dogs, your Gucci handbags and your Toyota Yaris – there is nothing more attractive than a real woman, or bloke, driving a real car. The new Nissan Navara NP300 is no bubble-gum ride.
Suzuki Celerio vs Nissan Micra vs Volkswagen Up comparison review
They’re among the smallest and cheapest babies in Oz; they’re also bursting with brio and bonhomie.
Ford Fiesta Sport vs Renault Clio vs Alfa Romeo Mito
Cool Euro hatches have gone viral, with tiny engines that thrive on boost juice. Does the formula work?
Success by design
A conversation with the Buick Avenir designer, Australian Andrew Smith.
2030 Mercedes-Benz F 015 Review
Forget the chauffer; the Mercedes-Benz F 015 is taking travel back to the future… to the future… from the future… Ugh! It’s so mind-boggling, we’re not even sure where it comes from.
Thai Takeaway
Welcome to the jungle. And to Nissan’s new-generation Navara load lugger.
Q&A with Maserati and Zegna
WhichCar chats to the CEO of Maserati, Harald Wester, and Ermenegildo Zegna’s Chief Marketing Officer, Antonio Burrello.
Snackable Review: Land Rover Discovery Sport
Land Rover Discovery Sport may look like a Toorak Tractor, but under the stylish exterior, this medium-SUV is much tougher than it looks.
OPINION: Toyota FJ Cruiser
Spending a week in a Toyota FJ Cruiser taught us one very important lesson: red cars can be every bit as important as red lipstick.
iHacked a Jeep
Panic stations at WhichCar HQ… someone hacked a Jeep. We have breaking news from the Ed’s desk.
Hottest hot hatches
The GTI seems to be the smart hot-hatch choice, but what else is out there if you want to be a little different?
What is stamp duty?
There are all kinds of costs associated with buying a new car. Make sure you factor in your stamp duty.
