Five ways cyclists and drivers can get along better

There are two sides to the cyclist v drivers argument, but the middle ground comes down to changing a couple of bad habits on both sides

Don’t look now but the sedan is making a comeback

Anti-SUV sentiment is on the rise in Europe, and that opens the way for the return of the automotive ugly duckling

Pedestrians you’re doing it wrong

No matter how loudly they argue their point, pedestrians do not always have right of way

Would you drive an EV charged with nuclear power?

Nuclear energy is often feared and rarely understood but is it a better EV solution than the current arrangement?

Defender vs Wrangler | evolution vs tradition

Alienate a loyal customer base or give them exactly what they want – which is the right strategy?

Hey Charger – why Chrysler needs to bring back an Aussie icon

Australians have a new taste for rear-wheel-drive two-doors coupes and Chrysler’s next-gen Charger should be on FCA’s most wanted list

Why the Toyota motorsport juggernaut will shake the world

Toyota’s second win at the 24 Hours of Le Mans is just the latest success for the world’s biggest car brand that wants to build a legacy to rival Europe’s most prestigious performance marques.

Is Audi’s EV dream turning into a nightmare?

Repeated delays and now a major recall are throwing a harsh light on Audi’s first ever electric SUV

The week that was: One-star shock and Tesla woes

ANCAP spoils Jeep Wrangler party, motoring mergers and why Tesla ran out of toilet paper

Podcasts for long drives

What do car journos listen to when they're on the road?

The week that was: old age and the nanny state

Toyota Supras, anti-EV movements and nanny-state TV made the news this week

Cars on borrowed time

They might be some of Australia's most popular cars, but time waits for no one

A brush with motoring martyrdom in the name of green power

The path to EV nirvana might be harder than you think but don’t pay the ultimate price

What else can you buy for Supra money?

The Toyota Supra will start at around $85,000 and will end up costing well over $100k on the road. Here’s what you could buy instead

Mobile use in cars: is it too late to stop it?

Superstars like The Rock can't control themselves. Have we reached a point where mobile use in cars can't be stopped?

Holden days: Why Jimmy Barnes' new song is an ode to Aussie manufacturing

Watch the Cold Chisel rocker perform a tribute to Holden’s shuttered Elizabeth plant. But why now?

Forget the Jimny ute: the VW Tarok is the Brumby we need

The Volkswagen Tarok ute is only a US concept, but its clever design and potential low cost means it could be the baby ute we’ve been lusting for

Weekly Wrap (13th April 2019)

As Game of Thrones draws closer, we examine the content that ruled our kingdom this week

Speed limited cars? Don’t believe the hype

If speed limited cars are the answer, there are a lot of questions to answer first

Domino’s wants a pizza your car and your dough

American pizza giant gives a whole new meaning to carb pre-loading

Opinion: Jaguar’s Mardi Gras debut was a sparkling move towards diversity in motoring

A surprising pop-up by the British marque set a new standard on how brands can include themselves in events outside the box.

WhichCar’s Friday Five

We scoop the 2021 Ford Ranger, Mazda3 pricing confirmed, Holden refutes takeover rumours, Honda ute catches fire when washed

Google turns your car into an information dragnet

Cars are inescapably sliding into the permanently connected world and you should be worried about it

What's next for Holden?

What does it mean for Holden if General Motors changes the way it exports cars into Australia?