WHEELS NEWS
Holden Commodore VF II v 2018 Commodore NG: what’s changed
This is the biggest change in the Commodore’s history. We breakdown what is different in this Next Generation car.
2018 Holden Commodore revealed | Wheels Magazine
The highly anticipated imported 2018 Holden Commodore has officially broken cover with distinctly European styling.
2018 Holden Commodore: Under the skin
With undisguised shots at last in our midst, a much clearer picture of the NG Commodore underneath is also taking shape.
2018 Holden Commodore: Is this it
Spy pics reveal the first-ever production-ready images of what will become the next Holden Commodore.
2019 Ford Mustang spied
Still two years away, the original pony car will gain a raft of upgrades to keep the hard-charging Chevrolet Camaro at bay
Inside the Wheels Summer Edition, available this week
Wheels Australia has your holiday reading sorted with our bumper Summer Edition, available in stores Thursday, 8th December 2016.
Volkswagen adds 61,000 cars to Australia’s Dieselgate fix list
More Volkswagen-badged cars, and some Skodas added to latest round of recalled cars – but still no talk of compensation.
Aussie bloke bins $10m McLaren F1, charged by NZ police
Australia’s only McLaren F1 goes on a New Zealand jaunt culminating in the rare $10million hypercar being driven into a ditch.
Shane van Gisbergen crowned Supercars champion and Nico Rosberg announces shock retirement
Big news across the motorsport world with one champion crowned and another retiring. Plus: Will Brown to be the next big thing? And the 2017 F1 Calendar
Toyota HiLux, Ford Ranger top November new-car sales
Mum and dad buyers take a back seat as Australia keeps pace with a new-car sales record
ANCAP tells ACCC: car dealers misleading customers on safety
Independent safety body says some car dealers are leaving customers in the dark regarding the safety standards of their cars
Rolls-Royce SUV prototype will be ridiculous
The most luxurious car maker in the world – Rolls Royce – is coming to market with an SUV to trump all other SUVs.
Wheels Showroom: A more interactive version is now online!
Showroom is going through its biggest upgrade since its inception in the early days of Wheels, remaining one of the most popular sections
2018 Toyota Supra: more spy pics, more detail
Our spy snappers have caught even more details of the hottest Toyotas in ages – the Toyota Supra – including its ducktail spoiler.
2017 Ford Fiesta revealed | Wheels Magazine
Ford is celebrating the global launch of its seventh-generation Fiesta light hatch, but it seems Australia will be late to the party.
2017 Nissan Micra hot hatch tuned by Nismo on Australia’s wishlist
Nissan is making all the right noises about a hot baby hatch that could make its way Down Under
Formula Thunder 5000 secures legendary team
All-new open-wheel category Formula Thunder 5000 gains Biranna team backing for first season after first shakedown.
2017 Audi RS Q5 scores 2.9-litre twin-turbo V6
Audi is in the final stages of tuning its SQ5, ahead of a high-power RS Q5 that will land in 2019 with an Audi R8 engine
2018 Kia GT snapped ahead of global reveal
The Kia GT – Kia’s 270kW twin-turbo fastback – has been caught ahead of its global reveal and ahead of its expected 2018 Australian launch.
Holden builds last Australian V6 engine
Holden started building its own engines with the 48-215; it has now finished building engines with the Holden VF Commodore
Joey Mawson edges closer to Euro F3 drive
Management and backers chase the budget to slot one of Australia’s upcoming driving talents – Joey Mawson – into a top team.
Ford Territory set for retirement, return to ‘E’s for SUVs
Ford Territory name to be retired – and ruled out for future use – as Ford moves towards an SUV family with names starting with E.
Australian Matt Campbell to race in Porsche Supercup
It’s a long way from Warwick to Monaco for uber-talented Aussie Matt Campbell’s motor sport career trajectory after he won a lucrative scholarship to race in Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup.
Nico Rosberg takes 2016 F1 title in Abu Dhabi nail-biter
Lewis Hamilton may have claimed the win in the Formula One decider, but his tactics come under fire
