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Red Bull Racing’s Max Verstappen wins 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix
Australia’s Daniel Ricciardo makes it a Red Bull Racing 1-3, with Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton finishing second to extend his championship lead
A timeline of Aussie-built Toyotas
As Toyota ends 54 years of manufacturing in Australia, we look back on every model made on our golden shores
1999 Holden Commodore: HSV Chevrolet LS1 V8 Gen III bender
Keep it simple. Take a V8 cousin to the Corvette’s all-alloy donk, slide it between a VT Series II’s strut towers and voila! Meet the meat inside HSV’s wrapping.
1998 Holden Commodore: Car of the Year – Holden Commodore VT
The most significant new Holden since the original 48/215, the VT Commodore is an affirmation of the skill, ingenuity and determination of the Australian automotive industry
2018 – The most open COTY in years?
How the field is shaping up for Australia’s most coveted motoring award
2008 HSV Clubsport R8 Tourer review: Classic MOTOR
HSV finally offers a rival to Audi’s avant and BMW’s touring
1997 Holden Commodore: The VT Holden Commodore
No more guessing games: this is the VT in the metal. We’ve driven every model and delved under the skin of the most important Holden in 50 years.
Toyota 1963-2017: Toyota’s aussie concepts
Toyota’s local talent shone brightly, but burned all too briefly
In Gear: Our pick of awesome gadgets in September
Check out this month’s find of awesome gadgets. From an F1-inspired teapot, the ultimate track day camera, to a Porsche watch that’s as exclusive as its cars
Cadillac CTS review: Classic MOTOR
Distinctive style and unexpected driver appeal headline Cadillac’s Oz return
2018 NIO EP9 electric supercar review
Quicker than a Porsche 918 around the ‘Ring, we grab the keys to the NIO EP9, the world’s first all-electric supercar
2017 Mercedes-AMG E43 long-term review
Ryan happily welcomes the E43 into his garage; even if he has to move a wall of shelving to make it fit.
Kia Stinger – The Perfect Tune
Aussie stingers will be the sharpest in the world. Wheels embeds with Kia’s chassis team to tune it for our roads
Toyota 1963-2017: Oh what a feeling!
For 54 years, Toyota quietly got on with the job of building the cars that Australia – and the Middle East – needed, if not always wanted
Mercedes-AMG GT R on track vs GT C on road
With six variants now filling out the AMG GT range, how does the new 410kW GT C coupe compare with the vicious GT R?
Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio breaks Nurburgring lap record
Alfa Romeo’s first attempt at an SUV has lapped the Nordschleife faster than a BMW M4
1996 Holden Commodore: Holden Calais v Ford Fairmont Ghia
Ford has put in some useful midseason training, but will it frighten Holden’s horses? Mike McCarthy is poised for a photo finish…
Top 5: Best-selling sportscars
We shine a spotlight on Australia’s five most favourite sportscars
2017 HSV GTSR Maloo review
The devil is in the detail as subtle tweaks turn the GTSR Maloo into the quickest standard Aussie car ever
2017 McLaren 570S Spider review
Mighty Mac loses its top, but retains essential ingredients
Nurburgring record holders you can buy in Australia
Are you a track day fiend? These are the certified beasts you can own in Australia
1988-92: Australian automotive manufacturing hits hard times
Australia’s car industry struggled in the wake of the Button Plan, with Nissan the first of the Big Five to fall
Viper designer to pen Alfa Romeo sports coupe
Alfa’s design chief also happens to be the guy who styled the last Dodge Viper. This bodes well for Alfa’s upcoming sports coupe
2009 RenaultSport Twingo 133 review: Classic MOTOR
La Regie revives the old-school, lightweight hot-hatch
