OPINION
John Carey: The Hume enters the EV era
Carey ponders how useful the Hume highway charging network will actually be
Have no fear: EVs are only going to get better
Radical change can be deeply unnerving, but the revolution starting to sweep through the automotive industry shouldn’t be a source of trepidation, but something to be embraced
Chinese-built Lotus SUVs: is this the beginning of the end?
Geely’s massive $1.8bn factory gets go-ahead in Wuhan
Editor’s letter: Range anxiety is not dead
I genuinely thought range anxiety was dead. But, as happens from time to time, I was wrong
Opinion: How to dig Bentley out of a hole
Volkswagen AG has put the clock on the ailing Brits
Does anybody believe in Nurburgring laptimes anymore?
Let’s face it. Things have got a bit silly at the Green Hell
Michael Stahl: Waking up in Porsche paradise
Stahl takes a trip to Laguna Seca for the Porsche Rennsport Reunion VI festival
Stephen Corby: surrender your licence? Balls to that
“Having a vasectomy must be a lot like the day you have to hand your driver’s licence in.”
John Carey: the hot air of climate deniers
Carbon dioxide was identified before Captain James Cook made the first map of the east coast of Australia. How much the gas contributes to the Greenhouse Effect was discovered when Ned Kelly was a boy.
The Insider: ANCAP stars don’t always align
Are we too safety-focused?
John Carey: Browsing the EV showroom
Carey wonders whether an EV will feature in his garage sometime soon
Editor’s letter: tired of the Toyota Supra waiting game
How much longer can we wait for the Toyota Supra?
What might’ve been: HSV’s hybrid eCommodore
Editor Inwood learns what HSV was planning, had they fettled with Holden’s ZB Commodore
Michael Stahl: Tribulations of a marathon man
A few weeks back I put on a penguin suit and took my dad to dinner. This was special, because he lives in Brisbane and I’m in Sydney, where this dinner was being held, at the Royal Automobile Club of Australia
Stephen Corby: Flat-six and out
“I spent a week in a yellow Cayman GTS and disliked it so much I never took it for a proper drive”
John Carey remembers Sergio Marchionne
The legacy of sweater man
Walter Rohrl on the everyday sports car: Porsche turns 70
The legendary test driver
Mark Webber on his Porsche obsession: Porsche turns 70
The quiet obsessive
Why Tailem Bend is the most important racetrack in Australia
A new motorsport oasis that the entire country can be proud of
The Insider: EV uncertainty
Future planning with a wonky crystal ball
Editor’s letter: Can David Buttner save Holden?
Standing on the shiny tiles of the dealership, his tie a perfect windsor, his posture relaxed and confident, David Buttner looks remarkably calm
Michael Stahl on gathering a stable of prancing horses
F Scott Fitzgerald wrote the words: “Let me tell you about the very rich. They are different from you and me…”
Why Ford is wrong to torpedo its US car portfolio
The Blue Oval has dumped all its eggs into the utility basket
Opinion: Can one car do it all?
Many Australians feel the need to own more than one car, and Corby is starting to feel it too as he searches for his one car for all occasions
