REVIEWS
Lamborghini Aventador S review
Inspired by spaceships, venomous snakes and jet fighters, Aventador S has transformed Lambo’s V12 flagship into a supercar with genuine driver appeal
2017 Volkswagen Tiguan 162TSI review
Volkswagen’s slipped a little GTI DNA into its family-sized softroader wagon.
2017 Mazda MX-5 RF review
A classier, more universally appealing version of Mazda’s revered and accessible sports car manages to keep the faith.
2017 Kia Rio review
The fourth-generation of Kia’s popular Rio city car, which is now larger, safer and more technically advanced.
2017 Holden Commodore Magnum Ute review
Holden’s last-ever true performance ute – the Magnum – shows how Australia does a two-door sports car.
2017 Holden Commodore ‘Motorsport Edition’ review
Headline model of Holden’s three-pronged limited-edition MY17 Commodore range gains dynamic upgrades to make it the best-handling car it’s ever produced.
2017 Toyota Kluger Series II review
The new Toyota Kluger facelift from the USA brings incremental mechanical improvements to match its new nose. Are they enough to keep the Toyota on top?
2017 Suzuki Ignis GLX review
Suzuki’s all-new Ignis hopes to dominate the light SUV segment with high-riding stature in a funky, diminutive frame.
2017 Kia Stinger review
Kia’s first-ever RWD sports sedan is a driftable delight that’ll change the way you think about Korean cars.
2016 Honda Civic RS vs Hyundai Elantra SR vs Mazda 3 SP25 Astina comparison review
Lukewarm? Not on your life. The new Honda Civic RS, Hyundai Elantra SR and Mazda 3 SP25 Astina prov that small sedans need not be dull econoboxes.
2017 Aston Martin Vanquish S review
More power, sharper handling but the same comfort for Aston’s super-GT range-topper
2017 Subaru Impreza Review
An all-new Impreza marks a massive step in the right direction for Subaru, but can the sedan make a viable case over the capable and roomy hatch?
2017 Infiniti Q60 S Review
THE Infiniti Q60 S makes for a refreshing alternative to the European set. However, it doesn’t quite supersede them.
2017 Mercedes-AMG GT R review
Mercedes-AMG could now have a road car to rival the Porsche 911 GT3 RS.
2017 Audi SQ7 review
A smorgasbord of technological firsts, and the fastest diesel-powered seven-seater money can buy.
2017 Land Rover Discovery Prototype review
The venerable Land Rover Discovery continues to posh up but remains a premium off-roader – though we’re none the wiser about how it travels on bitumen.
2017 BMW 5 Series review
Meet the seventh generation of Bavaria’s big businessmobile. We drive the new BMW 5 Series executive luxury car codenamed G30.
2017 Mercedes-Benz E-Class All-Terrain review
You’d think jacking up a station wagon to make it a quasi-SUV would ruin what we liked so much in the first place. Not always.
2017 Maserati Quattroporte first drive review
Italy’s big luxury sedan gains a sprinkling of bespoke luxury – and up-to-the-minute multimedia – to support its charismatic quest for seducing rich buyers bored with the usual mega-luxe suspects.
Seven seater comparison review: Mazda CX-9 Sport
It’s time to embrace the best post-Ford Mazda that isn’t an MX-5 – the Mazda CX-9. The last time we were this pumped about a large SUV, it was 12 years ago, it wore a Territory badge, and it won Car of the Year.
Seven seater comparison review: Kia Carnival S
The Kia Carnival S confines its brief to ‘movement of the people’ and succeeds. Carnival successfully marries handsome styling with luxurious space, which isn’t easy for a base-model people mover.
2017 Ford Everest Trend RWD review
It looks and smells like a regular Everest, but the rear-drive Trend is all about towing, long distance touring and ferrying families rather than venturing too far off-road.
Seven seater comparison review: Kia Sorento Si
The Kia Sorento Si is Sufficiently strong in enough areas to hoist bronze. The South Korean seven-seater SUV wooed us with its practicality, performance, value, and industry-leading warranty.
Seven seater comparison review: Citroen Grand C4 Picasso
Quirkiness meets cool to deliver a mostly warm embrace. But cool is as cool does and in other ways the Citroen Grand C4 Picasso’s quirkiness requires you to relearn how to operate a car.
