Technical

Snackable Review: Mercedes-Benz A180

A luxury badge, a good price and stylish. The baby-Benz A180 may lack punch of others in its class, but it still looks the part.

September 11, 2015

2015 Toyota Prado review

Toyota has given the Prado its first all-new diesel engine in nine years. It’s smaller but more powerful than the engine it replaces, and a sixth ratio has been added to the auto gearbox. The unloved petrol V6 has also been tweaked

September 11, 2015

All-new Honda Civic Type R in spy images

Not the hot-hatch firecracker recently released in Europe, but a next-gen Honda Civic Type R that is sizing up to be the best and sharpest yet

September 11, 2015

Opinion

OPINION: Lamborghini Aventador

A love of cars isn’t an easy thing to understand for some people. We all have our moments – until we got hold of the keys to a Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4.

WRC Rally Australia: Shakedown

All the latest from the drivers ahead of tomorrow’s Rally Australia

VW to build Golf GTI Clubsport

Stove-hot Golf GTI makes leap from concept to reality

Features

Nine Putrid Paint Jobs

Paint schemes you wish you never saw

Opinion

Call Porsche 911 – I’ve got a first-world emergency

Will your new Carrera S thump and slap around town? Um yeah, they all do that. Ain’t it wonderful…

Snackable Review: Hyundai Veloster

The Veloster isn’t your typical Hyundai. It’s a quirky, feature-packed hatch that’s out-selling most others in its class; a good option for those who want a fun and affordable little sports car.

Bentley Bentayga revealed

It is the most controversial Bentley in history, but the Bentayga has come out swinging with some brilliantly indulgent and excessive figures.

Audi R8 V10 Plus review

Evolution rather than revolution has formed Audi’s new R8, but with the baby supercar segment more crowded than ever, is it enough?

Snackable Review: Kia Sorento

Meet the best people mover Kia has ever produced. This new generation Sorento doesn’t only look fantastic, but screams value and shatters preconceptions about Korean build quality, design and dynamics.

Honda Project 2&4 revealed

Radical ultra-lightweight track car proves Honda can be exciting again

Rolls-Royce Dawn revealed

Drop-top Wraith ushers in a new Dawn for Rolls-Royce

Road deaths on the rise in Australia, and we’re not alone

The number of people killed on Australian roads appears to be edging up once again, a trend mirrored in other countries including the US, New Zealand, France and Portugal

2015 Lexus RX review

That attention has been lavished on the new Lexus RX is clear from the styling, but the popular large SUV needs to make more than a visual statement if it is to match the BMW X5 and Volvo XC90.

Audi SQ5 scores the Plus treatment

More power and equipment for SQ5

Advice

Automatic braking technology

Next time you walk into the showroom and say: “I want a car with ABS, EBD and BA”, the dealer will know not to BS you with tech talk.

Nissan Z-car to become SUV

Iconic sports car to tread a new path

Bentley Bentayga is world’s fastest SUV

New ultra-luxury 4×4 cracks the triple ton in testing

Features

Lamborghini’s Hybrid Future

We drive Lambo’s secret electrified Aventador mule

Mazda CX-3 Video Review

It may be small, but don’t underestimate the Mazda CX-3. It’s stylish, it’s feature-packed, and it’s full of character.

Porsche 911 Carreras confirmed with 3.0-litre turbo engines

Porsche has released details of its new 911 Carrera range ahead of the Frankfurt motor show, confirming the entry-level cars will have forced induction and more power