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Hyundai needs ute, small SUV to boost sales
Korean brand is on a sales roll, but lusts for a ute and small SUV to truly fight with Toyota
BMW M3/M4 Competition Pack pricing revealed
Faster sedan, coupe and convertible M cars from $145K
Obituary: Bill Tuckey (1936-2016)
Do you remember Romsey Quints? If you do, there’s a fair chance you also know that Bill Tuckey was his creator, handler and spokesman.
Former Wheels editor Bill Tuckey dies
Bill Tuckey, one of the most influential motoring writers of his time and a former long-serving editor of Wheels, has died overnight aged 80.
Fiat Abarth 595: 9 things you didn’t know
The Fiat Abarth 595 is a new entry point to the Italian brand’s performance focused line-up. Here are a few facts and figures about it.
Mercedes-Benz C200 Coupe Quick Review
The new two-door Mercedes-Benz C-Class has arrived in Australia. We take a quick look at the four-cylinder C200.
Holden Commodore SV6T: Sweet Dream
A final boost for our home-grown hero
Bentley Bentayga review
Beyond 270km/h in Bentley’s 447kW first-class fourby
2016 Citroen C4 Cactus Exclusive 1.2i Puretech Quick Review
The Citroen C4 Cactus is a quirky concept car brought to life by the French car-maker as a modern day bubble car.
F1 agrees to cut engine costs from 2017
1.6-litre V6 turbos to stay, but they’ll be cheaper and sound better. Maybe.
Mercedes-Benz C-Class Coupe review
Plenty of C sensibilities mixed with an extra dose of driving verve make for an enjoyable two-door that’s also sensibly priced.
Global Toyota 86 Shooting Brake Concept shock
No-one saw that coming…
Holden posts $128m profit for 2015
Holden has pegged its first profit in five years, although says it was weighed down by its loss-making Australian manufacturing operations
Mercedes-Benz C-Class Coupe: 10 things you didn’t know
There’s plenty to like about the new Mercedes-Benz C-Class Coupe which has just arrived in Australia. Here are 10 things you should know about it.
Toyota 86 Shooting Brake revealed
Aussie-influenced one-off 86 makes global debut in Canberra
2016 Fiat Abarth 595 Quick Review
It’s the cheapest Abarth ever sold in Australia, but does the new entry-level Abarth 595 live up to its feisty Italian heritage? Read on to find out.
2016 BMW i3 range increase for new model only
BMW has announced that the i3’s new and improved battery could be retro-fitted to existing i3s. But Australia won’t get a bar of it.
Mitsubishi Triton GLX+ adds bonuses to 4WD dual-cab ute
The Mitsubishi Triton dual-cab ute is now available as a GLX+ variant that adds bonus features over the GLX.
Should I buy an SUV?
We’ve heard it over and over again: SUVs are on the rise. The fad has everyone wanting a chunk of these big hunks of metal, but the question stands: do you really need an SUV?
2016 Suzuki Vitara S Turbo Quick Review
When consumers asked for more power in the Suzuki Vitara, the Japanese automaker listened. Cue the Vitara S Turbo – a stylish, compact SUV with more grunt, launched just six months after the 2015 Vitara.
‘Unicorn’ McLaren F1 for sale
McLaren offers up like-new F1
Nine legendary liveries
Australia’s best painted tin-lid racers
Volvo’s performance arm cuts loose from V8 Supercars
Volvo has left, Nissan’s future is uncertain and other manufacturers say it’s the formula that’s the problem. What’s really happening with V8 Supercars?
Fiat launches Abarth 595 as its cheapest performance model
Fancy a performance-focused Fiat 500 at a sharper price? Meet the cheapest Fiat Abarth ever – the Abarth 595.
