WHEELS NEWS
Mercedes-Benz X-Class luxury ute revealed
Mercedes has the ute-mad Australian market firmly in its sights.
2017 Mercedes-AMG E63S to pack 450kW, AWD, and Drift Mode
The most powerful E-Class Mercedes ever will combine sledgehammer performance with new levels of technology and styling when it arrives Down Under in mid-2017
The reason Holden kept the Commodore name
Holden has justified its decision to retain the iconic Commodore badge for its all-new, imported model. But is that the right decision?
No V8 performance hero for new Holden Commodore
“It’s not a V8, it’s not rear-wheel drive and we’re not hiding from that,” says Holden.
2018 Holden Commodore: what it’s missing
It’s not all good news for the Holden faithful. Here’s what buyers of the next-generation Commodore will have to do without
2018 Holden Commodore developed at the Nurburgring
It might lack a performance V8, but Next Generation Commodore will benefit from local chassis tuning and racetrack development.
2018 Holden Commodore: everything you need to know
Smaller, no V8, range-topping V6 gains all-wheel drive, and on sale in 2018
Classic Aussie muscle car market still strong
It’s not all doom and gloom in the post GFC auction world
GM invests $9 million in Lang Lang test centre
Holden’s engineers will be part of a global emissions testing network
BMW M4 DTM racecar laps Nurburgring in stonking 6:14
Sit back in wonder at the amazing speed of a DTM racer around the Green Hell
Mystery Holden teased on social media
Secret Holden motorsport mashup surfaces, but it isn’t a Commodore
25 years’ worth of Wheels now available in the Archive!
More than 25 years of Wheels magazine content is now available to browse online, with even more to come.
Jeep Grand Wagoneer: supersized SUV glimpsed ahead of official reveal
The Grand Cherokee is set to gain a bigger bro in the form of the Grand Wagoneer, which will be Jeep’s first seven-seater since the long-departed Commander.
Mark Webber rules out Bathurst drives
Retired F1 star says he intends to stay retired beyond 2016
Hamilton wins US GP, Marquez crashes out, and Red Bull dominates Supercars
A massive weekend of racing on Aussie soil, plus an F1 race in Texas.
Adrian Newey reveals insane AM-RB 001 details
The track version will be capable of 0-320-0km/h in less than 15 seconds
This week on Wheelsmag.com.au
Mega laps, wild overtakes, self-driving tech, and long live the V10
New BMW-5 Series to recognise Australian school zones
Five years of development has resulted in camera technology and software that can read Australian school zone signs
Supercars to launch dual-cab ute racing series
Holden vs Ford motorsport rivalry to live on in diesel warfare
Wheels editor Glenn Butler calls it a day
After almost three years at the helm and 36 action-packed editions, Wheels editor Glenn Butler has called it a day
2017 Ford Mustang Spied
2017 Ford Mustang spied with very minor styling changes.
Lynk & Co SUV to kick-start new Chinese brand
Newborn Chinese manufacturer Lynk & Co debuts production-ready SUV with global ambition
Holden confirms no Bathurst clash with factory closure
The company has ruled out a repeat of Ford’s faux pas when it wraps up manufacturing late next year.
Ken Block teases Pikes Peak tyre-shredding video
The master of destroying tyres teases new video at the world’s most famous hillclimb
