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2018 Beijing Motor Show: The weird and the wonderful
Behind every global car reveal in China there’s a dozen domestic specials that deserve attention for the right, or wrong, reasons
Wheel Stories: A call to Order
Pedr Davis is the veteran motoring journo who landed the highest of accolades
Retro: Road Racer – Driving a Porsche 908 Le Mans racer on Melbourne streets
In 1980 Wheels drove a fully-fledged Porsche 908 Le Mans race car through Melbourne traffic to Sandown
The Senator for Speed: an interview with David Leyonhjelm
David Leyonhjelm is a senator unlike any others before. He rides a high-performance motorbike, wants more reasonable speed limits and likes guns. You might even like him…
Search for Australia’s best hot-hatch: Wheels
APRIL EDITION ON SALE: In this month’s magazine we pitch 12 of the best hot hatches into battle, on road and track
The Power List: The movers and shakers of the Australian automotive industry
Who’s really calling the shots in our automotive industry?
Retro: 1976 Lotus Esprit
Lotus only built 894 S1s, but the Esprit became one of the longest-lived designs of all time
Gallery: Chevrolet Camaro vs Ford Mustang in LA
Here’s a snapshot of our March edition Ford Mustang versus Chevrolet Camaro cover story in stunning pictures
Continuation Cars: Is the Nostalgia-trip really worth it?
Talking about old cars has one purpose: to reflect glory on the new ones that companies make money on.
Wheels Interview: Thomas Ingenlath, Polestar Design Boss
Volvo’s design boss has been tasked with transforming the Polestar sub-brand into a manufacturer of premium, design-driven EVs. All in a day’s work for a crayon twirler? Thomas Ingenlath sets us straight.
2018 Renault Megane RS280 – Renault Rumble
More muscular than any previous megane, with an angrier soundtrack, elevated ability and a splash of gallic charm, This first taste of the RS280 Hints at a new hot hatch benchmark
Editor’s Letter: In Defence of the SUV
Modern SUVs have forgotten their dynamically lacking elders, but can the current crop of high-riders genuinely offer an exciting driving experience?
Walter Rohrl takes us for a spin in the new Porsche 991.2 GT3 RS
As the curtain-call sounds for the 991-generation 911, rally legend Walter Röhrl demonstrates how a raft of revisions elevate the most focused atmo production Porsche into truly rare air
The 2018 Holden Commodore: From Melbourne to Sydney and back
We welcome the 2018 Commodore to our fair shores with a 3000km gauntlet from Melbourne to Sydney!
In Gear: Our pick of awesome gadgets in February
Our pick of the most awesome automotive gear we found in February
HSV’s odd but not forgotten back catalogue
They include a jacked-up wagon, a (luke) warm Astra, and a convertible concept
Finding closure: Mitsubishi quits Australian manufacturing
A decade ago today, Mitsubishi shuttered its Tonsley Park assembly line for the last time
A 2018 Alfa Romeo Stelvio Q and the fearsome Jebel Jais mountain road
Alfa’s first SUV may be named after an iconic road, but has the fiercest Stelvio inherited Giulia’s dynamic DNA?
Our favourite photos of 2018 so far
WE are only three months into 2018, and already the Wheels photographers have captured tens of thousands of images.
Seven electric cars to be excited about in 2018
Like it or not, electrified drivetrains are arriving fast. Here are seven bound for Australia in 2018 that we’re pretty amped about.
Your say: Wheels inbox February 2018
Shoot us a message for your chance to be featured in the magazine and on our site. Keep it short and sweet (no more than 200 words) and please include your suburb if via email
The coolest safety cars of 2018
The 2018 motorsport season has some seriously cool metal leading the field before each race
Formula 1 2018: What’s changed?
The pinnacle of motorsport is back. Here’s what’s changed
Wheel Stories: An Aussie at Indianapolis
This former footy hard man crash-tackled America’s biggest race
