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Gallery: World Time Attack 2019
The wildest track cars of all time come together in Sydney World Time Attack for a one-lap dash that almost reset the record books
Opinion: The unbearable likeness of modern badge engineering
“Badge engineering highlighted the fact that these mainstream-brand badges offer no compelling reason to buy one over the other”
Modern Classic: Peugeot 205 GTi
If you can’t innovate, imitate. That seemed to be the mantra behind the Peugeot 205 GTi. Then we drove it and realised that the french had both perfected the art of the hot hatch and created an icon
Speed camera revenue skyrockets by $12 million after tech update
Victorian government reaps $12 million revenue windfall after upgrading old speed cameras
2019 Jaguar F-Pace SVR performance review
Unleashing Jag’s snarling two-tonne beast
Opinion: Buying a car is easier than buying an appliance
Turns out buying a fridge wasn’t as straightforward as buying a car
Hyundai iMax N Drift Bus debuts at World Time Attack
Hyundai builds 300kW twin-turbo V6-powered iMax N Drift Bus
Buy the new Volkswagen Golf R or get a used Porsche Macan S
Would you rather a competent and capable hot hatch or an SUV with performance and practicality?
Renault Megane RS Trophy series Australian pricing confirmed
Nurburgring-bashing stripped-out hot hatch pricier than expected
WhichCar Weekly podcast episode 37 | Espy special
The automatic choice, Tesla’s smaller saviour and the quest for a Japanese hero
2020 Kia Seltos S review
Kia’s belated entry to the Aussie small-SUV market has finally arrived. Elise Elliott jumped into the base-spec S variant to see if it’s been worth the wait
2020 Kia Seltos pricing and features
The Kia Seltos might be late to the small-SUV party, but it comes with plenty of features to ensure it will get noticed
The Lion sleeps tonight: Two years on from Holden’s Aussie factory closure
Wheels marks the second anniversary of the closure of Holden’s final local production line with this emotional feature, written as it happened
2019 Isuzu MU-X Range Review
The robust Isuzu MU-X wagon can get you well off the beaten track with up to seven people on board. The MU-X recently got a new diesel engine and six-speed gearboxes.
Need for Speed Heat won’t let you use a wheel to exploit its improved handling model
NFS Heat aims to address the cartoonish handling of previous games, but won’t allow gamers to use a proper wheel at launch
The Volvo XC40 Recharge Pure Electric has 300kW!
Compact SUV due in 2020 to pack 4.9sec 0-100km/h performance
2020 Toyota Yaris officially revealed
GALLERY ABOVE Next Toyota Yaris scores new engines and hybrid tech, along with more safety gear
MOTOR Magazine November 2019 issue preview
Ford Australia’s supercharged Mustang headlines a performance packed issue
This military-grade Jeep Gladiator looks like loads of fun
AM General and FCA join forces to create the military-spec Gladiator XMT
The best car Instagram accounts you should be following
Does your social feed need a boost in car content? You can do a lot worse than follow this talented lot
Is Drift 19 the game oversteer addicts have been waiting for?
A new indie title is promising big things for those who like to get sideways.
The Northern Territory: new-car rip-off capital of Australia?
Study shows state-by-state new-car pricing anomalies
Toyota reveals first GR-branded roadster
Don’t expect its performance numbers to excite, but its kei-car cool delivers eccentric appeal
Here’s how much the 2020 Land Rover Defender 110 will cost in Australia
Full pricing and trims for the new Land Rover Defender for Australia has been revealed
