WHEELS NEWS
2017 BMW M5 spy pics
THE NEXT-GEN BMW M5 is already out on the prowl in prototype form, with nearly 480kW and all-wheel drive rumoured to be part of the completely redesigned Bavarian ‘bahn-storming sedan’s armoury.
Meet new Holden MD Mark Bernhard
New Managing Director Mark Bernhard has begun his position as the boss of Holden and the first Australian to run the company in 25 years.
2016 Fiat 500 first official pics
A mild makeover with refinement and multimedia upgrades should keep the ageing Fiat 500 fresh until the next-gen Cinquecento surfaces in 2017
Lewis Hamilton masterstroke delights home crowd
Monday Motorsport Wrap: Different script yet same result in British GP; Aussie wins in Germany; Ogier in Pole position; Power fined over IndyCar blow-up; Another Brabham at Indy?
Ford market share its worst in history
An unprecedented sales result for the Aussie car market saw champagne flowing widely in June − unless you’re a Ford dealer…
New car sales June 2015: Aussies on a buying bonanza
Australians bought more new cars in June 2015 than in any other sales month as end-of-financial year offers pushed sales through the stratosphere.
Buy Wheels mag and get a free coffee!
Buy the new issue of Wheels at a participating Coles Express store and receive a FREE small coffee!
Luxury cars cheaper from today – but only thirsty ones
Government increases luxury car tax threshold while leaving incentive for fuel-efficient models unchanged
2015 Mercedes-Benz GLC SUV revealed
After years of yearning, Mercedes-Benz Australia will finally have a compact SUV to challenge the market dominance of BMW X3 and Audi Q5
2016 Audi A4 first official pics
The 2016 Audi A4 has had its first official outing, setting its sights firmly on fresh-faced rivals including the 2014 Wheels Car of the Year finalist, the Mercedes-Benz C-Class, the BMW 3 series and the Lexus IS
2016 Fiat 124 Spider spy pics
The Fiat 124 Spider version of the new Mazda MX-5 finally breaks cover… and, boy, it’s clearly more Hiroshima than Torino.
Aussie ace survives violent 340km/h IndyCar crash
Aussie Ryan Briscoe, the super sub deputising for the injured James Hinchcliffe, emerged unhurt after going airborne entering the final lap of Saturday’s frenzied IndyCar Series race in Fontana, California
Ken Block (almost) crashes at Goodwood
“Got it…got it…nooooo!” This is probably what Ken Block was thinking at Goodwood yesterday
2015 Ford Ranger Wildtrak to cost more than $60K
Ford lobs a grenade at its Toyota and Holden rivals, but it ain’t cheap…
2016 Fiat 500 spy pics
The big-selling Fiat 500 is undergoing its most significant makeover since launching eight years – but will the changes be enough?
Green light for petrol price hikes
Labor throws its weight behind the Coalition’s bid to bump up the fuel excise twice a year.
Why the Dodge Challenger will be called Dodge Charger for Oz
Mitsubishi’s SUV means that the demonic Dodge will have to find a new name if it arrives in Australian showrooms.
Charger returns!
Get excited: Chrysler is set to bring its wild rear-drive 527kW V8 thunder Down Under.
2017 Aston Martin DB11 spy pics
The Aston Martin DB11 keeps shedding its camo skin ahead of its 2016 reveal
Rosberg jumps Hamilton for Austrian GP win, Lowndes wins his 100th; Loeb lights up
Nico Rosberg lands another punch on team-mate Lewis Hamilton’s title hopes; Craig Lowndes sets another record during a weekend of carnage; Eli Evans takes ARC lead; Sebastien Loeb’s winning ways in WTCC
Wheels July 2015 issue
OUT NOW! Our July issue asks Corvette or Camaro — which will wear Holden’s performance hero badge?
2015 Jaguar XE price undercuts BMW 3 Series
Jaguar goes on the attack as it targets German rivals with its stunning new sedan with aggressive pricing and high equipment levels for its most important model to date
We could have beaten BMW X6 to market, says Benz
Mercedes-Benz has revealed it was working on an SUV-coupe before BMW launched the X6 in 2008, but chose not to produce it until now
Get ready for more SUVs, maybe even a convertible, says Mercedes-Benz
Mercedes-Benz predicts an explosion of derivative models, primarily to feed China’s hunger, but also the world as SUV sales continue to grow
