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Aston’s baby-loving drop-top
Australian Design Rules force Aston Martin to sell half-million-dollar Vanquish Volante with a child seat or baby capsule as standard
Porsche 911 GT3 review
The Porsche 911 GT3 is a 911 Coupe with more power, less weight and a hunger for race tracks. It’s not the most expensive or the fastest car in the 911 range, but it is the one real drivers should choose
Megane Trophy R pricing announced
How much for the fastest front-driver in the world?
Motor Sport Report – 8/12/14
Parity now the challenge; V8s finish on a dampener; Ambrose eases back in; McLaren still to decide line-up; Foxtel drops price to watch V8s
The Week in Review
Chevrolet Camaro cussed; fire-breathing four-pot Ford Mustangs; Saab reborn, again; city cars crash out; diesel is a dirty word in France
Toyota to close Sydney office
Toyota Australia chooses Melbourne for its consolidated head office; job losses climb to 2600 with end of local manufacturing
Porsche 911 GT3 review
Track testing Weissach’s new road racer
Poll: Should Ford have built the Coupe?
Could this XR8 Coupe Concept have saved Falcon?
2015 Mercedes-Benz C-Class Estate review
We drive the new Mercedes C-Class Estate on Aussie turf for the first time
V8 Supercars reveals turbocharged future
Turbo fours and sixes – and even four-seat coupes – eligible to rub paint with eight-pot muscle from 2017, V8 Supercars says
Vehicle sales crack million mark
Mazda 3 nudges out Corolla to take November’s bestseller title as sales top magic million
Smart ForFour review
The Smart ForFour has double the passenger capacity of the stubby ForTwo. But unlike Smart’s first attempt at a larger car a decade ago, this one sticks with the rear-engine and rear-drive layout
Ford quits V8 Supercars
No more factory Ford team from 2016
2015 Volkswagen Polo GTI review
Mid-life update of the Volkswagen Polo GTI adds a huge dollop of driver appeal. Highlights are a new, more powerful 1.8-litre turbo engine and the return of a six-speed manual option
Motor Sport Report – 1/12/14
Ambrose ready for V8 return; Hulkenberg to moonlight at Le Mans; Bathurst stoush goes global; David Wall joins Volvo; Freightliner backs BJR
Webber crashes out of WEC finale
Aussie ace escapes 300km/h crash, but Porsche still wins first comeback race
Mazda – The Wheels Report 2014
Teacher’s pet. Having taken a rest from massive growth over the past decade Mazda is poised to jump back on the horse and get the chart pointing north again. There’s little reason to doubt the CX-3 will be anything other than another class leader from a brand doing so much right.
Toyota – The Wheels Report 2014
Needs to apply more in light of intense competition. Share has slipped but Toyota retains solid grasp on number one position. Growth tricky to come by but recently updated Yaris and new HiLux and Camry should keep competitors at bay in key segments. If all else fails, marketing prowess should provide worthy safety net.
The Week in Review
First drives of Ford’s last local products; BMW plans supercar-beating hybrid; Struggling local manufacturers get more bad news
Lexus RC 350 review
New two-door coupe fattens Lexus’s appeal
Ford Falcon XR8 review
First drive of Ford’s latest V8 hero
2015 Ford Falcon XR6T review
No more huff for Ford’s turbocharged XR6, but a new look and better value add to the appeal of the last of an Aussie legend
2015 Ford Territory diesel review
It’s as mild as an update gets, but new infotainment tech and a freshened look add some sparkle to the trusty Territory in its twilight years
2015 Ford Falcon review
We drive the final update to the trusty Falcon. New tyres and the adoption of the G6 suspension tune are complemented by more features
