WHEELS NEWS
2017 Tokyo Motor Show: Mitsubishi e-Evolution Concept teased
Mitsubishi hints that its Evolution badge will be back, but will also turn its back on history
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THE NEW AUSTRALIAN! Holden’s imported Commodore meets its Aussie-made nemesis. Toyota’s 54 years of Aussie car making; Nissan 370Z adds a Nismo badge; Ford confirms Ranger Raptor
Holden ‘weeks away’ from finalising shutdown plans
Car maker says it’s not yet ready to announce what will happen on the last day of Aussie manufacturing
HSV GTSR W1 auctioned for $280,000
Limited-edition LS9-powered beast sold for $110,000 above original list price
Commodore, Falcon owners showing ‘restrained interest’ in Kia Stinger
It’s more about people jumping out of Euro brands than buyers keen to replace locally made metal, early sales data shows
BMW 5 Series joins Victoria Police highway patrol
The BMW 530d puts on a police uniform, and could eventually partner up with the ZB Holden Commodore and Kia Stinger
Kia Stinger packs ‘untapped TRD-style performance punch’, says tuner
Graeme Gambold, the engineer who tuned the Kia Stinger for Australian roads, reckons there’s a lot more performance to come
Circuit Safari gives a new lease to classic race cars
Unique race track experience concept brings fans closer to iconic machinery
Audi ‘working hard’ to rebuild trust
Audi and Mercedes diesel engines safe despite VW Group diesel emissions scandal fallout
Mercedes electrified vehicle range to top 50 by 2022
Emerging battery and powertrain technology helps boost Mercedes-Benz electrified vehicle line-up to 50 vehicles within five years
Mercedes-AMG Project One to arrive here with $5 million price tag
Local demand outstrips AMG Project One supply despite the massive seven-figure buying price and hefty maintenance bill
Aston Martin eyeing Red Bull F1 engine deal
British supercar manufacturer evaluating F1 engine supply deal if the rules are right
Audi, Benz steer away from Tesla’s autonomy approach
German brands reassure consumers that self-driving cars are safe amid Tesla liability case
SsangYong set for manufacturer-backed Oz operation
Korean SUV specialist vows to return for a proper crack at the Australian market
Hennessey mutates Jeep Trackhawk into a 754kW monster
The 2426kg SUV will sprint to 100km/h in under 3.0sec once the madmen at Hennessey have had their way
2018 Toyota LandCruiser Prado adopts Aussie feedback
Toyota engineers tweak 2018 LandCruiser following previous-gen Wheels review and extensive Australian testing
Renault Sport SUV an opportunity says brand chief
Renault Sport head says time is right for a mainstream performance SUV true to the brand’s values
Hamilton scores stunning win in 2017 Singapore Grand Prix; Ricciardo second
Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton is gifted victory after opening lap carnage eliminated both Ferraris, and a Red Bull
Nissan Renault Mitsubishi Alliance aims for world domination
Electric vehicles, self-driving cars and another potential takeover target take shape in new six-year plan
Mazda CX-8 ‘now available to Australia’
Fastback-styled people-mover now on the cards for Australia as Japanese sales begin
Continental develops tyre that adjusts its contact patch on the go
Concept tyres move the rubber game forward
2018 Genesis G70 revealed, 272kW/510Nm rear-driver inbound
Koreans unveil the stunning contender set to take a bite out of the mid-size Euro sedans
2017 Frankfurt Motor Show: Five new Audi Sport models by 2021, including SUVs
Audi’s go-fast division plans for a future with an even more powerful five-pot, electrification
2017 Frankfurt Motor Show: Hits and Misses
We take a look at the key highlights and lowlights from IAA 2017.
