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End of an era for Lamborghini’s V12
Aventador SVJ marks the end of a storied line of pure Sant’Agata V12s
Michael Stahl: The curious ascent of the Up!
The Volkswagen Up!’s resurgence in popularity strikes at journos’ hearts
Audi TT – Evolution of the badge
Audi’s compact coupe was a revelation when it first appeared, and has steadily morphed from ‘secretary spec’ to ‘searing hot’ over the years.
Aerodynamics: the new supercar battlefront
Is horsepower now for people who can’t do aero?
Nurburgring lap record beefs and controversies: A brief history
Green Hell lap-record claims and controversy go together like bangers and mash
John Carey on the attenuation of combustion engines
The days of musical exhaust notes are numbered
Wheel Stories: A race for gender equality
This historics racer is out to shade dad and make her own legacy
Stephen Corby on Germany’s driving discipline
Stephen Corby gets a rundown on how the Europeans learn to drive
Australia’s Nurburgring: The Bend Motorsport Park
Adelaide home to Oz’s new motorsport mecca
The Insider: Betting on a rising ultra-premium market
There’s never been a better time to be a millionaire petrolhead
Editor’s letter: Rebuilding Australia’s auto-empire – why can’t we?
Our expertise at building world-class cars hasn’t disappeared. If the Brits can do it, why can’t we?
Retro: 1972 BMW 3.0 CSL
The lightweight homologation special that dominated touring car racing in the 1970s
Mazda RX-7: Evolution of the badge
Forty years since Mazda’s magic sports coupe hit the scene keeps rotary maniacs praying for a comeback
Wheel Stories: Show us your rig – The heavy-vehicle inspector who keeps NSW truckin’
We hear from the man at the helm of NSW’s heavy vehicle compliance enforcement
Diesel given the cold shoulder in Europe
The oiler in troubled waters
Classic Wheels: V8 with a Vengeance
Among the best of the many Wheels’ feature stories on Australia’s V8 Supercars series is Michael Stahl’s ‘V8 with a Vengeance’ from 1998.
Retrospective – The rise of the Aussie classic
A Falcon GT-HO breached seven-figures at auction last weekend, but it’s definitely not the first time prices for classic Australian muscle have gone through the roof
2018 Goodwood Festival of Speed: What to look forward to
Get excited for a very fast, very British, weekend of motoring nirvana
Editor’s letter: Porsche’s subtle appeal
Editor Inwood shares what Porsche, as a brand, means to him – and many others
Spin Cycle – Mazda’s rotary timeline
Mazda’s been doing Wankels longer than anyone else – here’s the history on the Mazda rotary.
Retro: 1984 Ford RS200
Overlooked homologation special better appreciated now than in its Group B day
Wheel Stories: Virtual overnight success
How a young Aussie gamer went from PlayStation to Paul Ricard
The Insider: Taking the fight to Tesla
Tesla is still the juggernaut of the electric car industry. So why is everyone else laughing at them?
Mazda’s turbo timeline
Mazda’s history of turbocharging isn’t as extensive as the bulk of its rivals, but that hasn’t stopped the Japanese automaker from having some solid cracks at forced induction over the years.
