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9 extravagant car extras
Got lots of cash and no clue what to do with it? Right this way
2016 Mazda 3 Series II review
The facelifted third-generation Mazda 3 is here.
MINI Ray joins range at $29,000 drive away
The MINI Ray picks up where the entry-level One leaves off — highlighted in either pink, yellow or green
2016 Honda Civic Sedan Review Video
Honda has completely redesigned the Civic from top to bottom. So let’s get to know it.
Mustang Cobra Jet engine available in Oz
Super Mustang engine hits Oz
Hamilton wins German Grand Prix as Rosberg cops mid-race penalty
Rosberg falls short in his home GP as Hamilton stamps his authority on the 2016 F1 World Championship title bid
New Lamborghini Huracán aero kit adds aesthetic oomph
Lamborghini has announced a race-inspired aerodynamic kit for its Huracán supercar that’s more about looks than extra performance
Mike Simcoe on his journey from Melbourne to Motown
Australia’s Mike Simcoe once pinned Monaro posters to his wall, now he leads the global team designing GM’s poster cars of the future
Jaguar’s last chance
Why the famous British brand needs to realise following market demand isn’t a sign of failure or weakness.
Facelifted Mazda 3 ushers in Oz-honed traffic sign recognition tech
A unique collaboration between Mazda Australia and the Zoom Zoom brand’s head office in Hiroshima produces Down Under-friendly road sign recognition technology
Mercedes-Benz E200 Quick Review
The latest Mercedes-Benz E200 sets new standards for driver-tech and safety, but comes at a price
2016 Mercedes-Maybach S600: Sheikh Shifter
A 390kW twin-turbo V12 might power this first class loony-limo but we’ve never been more tempted by a second row
Land Rover Discovery Sport drives through Australia’s dead heart
We go to Maralinga, South Oz, 60 years after British atomic bomb testing left the earth and the people in fallout.
Why Ford’s closure date is a fail
October 7 is the day Ford will close its factory doors forever. It’s also the same day as the Bathurst 1000. Does no one at Ford own a calendar? Seriously.
Mercedes-Benz E-Class: 14 things you didn’t know
The E-Class sedan is one of the safest and most technologically advanced series’ in the Mercedes family. Boasting a range of engine sizes from four through to eight cylinders, as well as diesel and hybrid options, it’s also among Benz’s most popular choices. Toby Hagon finds 14 other things worth knowing about the Mercedes-Benz E-Class
Renault Megane RS275 vs Peugeot 308 GTI 270
If Peugeot’s new 308 GTI wants to be the hot hatch top dog, it’ll need to knock off its countryman first
2016 Mercedes-AMG C63 S long-term car review, part 2
Road-trip shenanigans cement the bond.
Ferrari 488 GTB review
Putty Road is where Ferrari’s new 488 prefers to prance but that’s not to say 660 horses can’t do Sydney’s CBD…
Apple shifts iCar focus to self-drive software
iPhone’s maker appoints top gun to develop self-drive tech, and not a self-drive car
Build your own Ferrari 488
Warning: Ferrari’s online configurator will consume your time
Holden’s four-door Monaro hybrid
Holden’s vision of the future was on the money
Falcon ute bows out two months ahead of Ford manufacturing shut-down
A significant chapter in Australian motoring history and a shining example of design ingenuity gets a full-stop as the final Ford ute rolls of the line at Broadmeadows
2016 Renault Koleos range pricing and specs announced
Renault looks to put itself back in the mid-size SUV game as it revamps its Koleos line-up for 2016
Mazda 3 drops CD players
In a sign o’ the times, Mazda 3 will become the first bestseller to drop CD player, as multimedia and smartphones overtake 80s technology in popularity and functionality
