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Andy Enright

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Andy Enright

After spells writing for titles such as The Times, Autocar, Car and Top Gear Australia, interspersed with teaching people which way the Nürburgring goes, Andy Enright pitched up in Melbourne in 2013.

What followed was a terrifying couple of years pretending he knew one old Falcon from another on Unique Cars before stepping into the more comfortable shoes of the Deputy Editor role at Wheels and then the big chair at MOTOR.

Since then, he’s returned to Wheels as Editor, consolidated his role as one of Australia’s leading motoring journalists, underscored his reputation as a very handy steerer and proven a master of writing about himself in the third person.

In-car Active safety will let you down one day
Opinion

Opinion: Active safety will let you down one day

In-car systems that automatically slam on the brakes or lunge to fill a gap still have some way to come

2018 - The most open COTY in years?
Features

2018 - The most open COTY in years?

How the field is shaping up for Australia’s most coveted motoring award

2017 Frankfurt Motor Show: BMW i Vision Dynamics
Frankfurt Motor Show

2017 Frankfurt Motor Show: BMW i Vision Dynamics – Munich’s sub-brand teases third electric vehicle

Gran Coupe-style EV set to take the fight to Tesla

2017 Frankfurt Motor Show: Honda EV Concept gets the green light for 2019
Frankfurt Motor Show

2017 Frankfurt Motor Show: Honda EV Concept gets the green light for 2019

Retro-styled electric city car wins hearts in Frankfurt

Mercedes revolutionises sat nav instructions
News

Mercedes revolutionises sat nav instructions

What3words requires just three words to navigate to any point on Earth

Land Rover Discovery SVX gets 5.0 supercharged V8
News

Land Rover Discovery SVX gets 5.0 supercharged V8

Disco Inferno! 386kW Discovery for when you get bored of the bush

2017 Frankfurt Motor Show: Porsche 911 GT3 Touring is Stuttgart’s cut-price 911R
Frankfurt Motor Show

2017 Frankfurt Motor Show: Porsche 911 GT3 Touring is Stuttgart’s cut-price 911R

Shots fired at speculators!

Jaguar Land Rover’s new wave in recycling turns concept cars into surfboards
Features

Jaguar Land Rover’s new wave in recycling turns concept cars into surfboards

How a ‘no waste to landfill’ initiative doesn’t have to be boring

Jaguar Land Rover's three-cylinder Ingenium engine is happening
News

Jaguar Land Rover's three-cylinder Ingenium engine is happening

Wheels spots plans for three-pot crank in JLR's engine plant

Wheels Interview: Jaguar’s man behind the electric E-Type
Features

Wheels Interview: Jaguar’s man behind the electric E-Type

Spectacular or sacrilege? Tim Hannig talks Jaguar E-Type Zero

Jaguar Land Rover to electrify lineup Future Type main
News

Jaguar, Land Rover to 'electrify' line-ups from 2020

British luxury group Jaguar Land Rover goes bullish on adding hybrid, plug-in hybrid and battery-powered drivetrains to its product line-up

Mazda's next-gen platform driven
Reviews

Mazda's next-gen platform driven

It's all change at platform 3 as we get behind the wheel of Mazda's 2019 chassis

Mazda SkyActiv X Mazda 3 front quarter rolling
News

Mazda demonstrates new SkyActiv-X engine tech

Mazda builds game-changing engine that aims to achieve the impossible

Mazda keeps faith with the manual
News

Mazda keeps faith with the manual

There’s still life in the three pedals and a stick combo

Mazda rotary: It's officially happening!
News

Mazda rotary: It's officially happening!

Top brass confirms that sports car rotary engine development is well under way

2018 Holden ZB Commodore V6 AWD review
Reviews

2018 Holden ZB Commodore V6 AWD review

AN IMPORTED all-wheel drive V6 Commodore is never going to supplant a home-grown rear-drive V8 in the national affection. Ditch the historical baggage, however, and there’s much to like about the latest ZB Commodore V6

2018 Holden ZB Commodore 2.0T review
Reviews

2018 Holden ZB Commodore 2.0T review

The front-drive ZB Commodore might seem about as Australian as sauerkraut and currywurst, but it mounts a convincing argument that things needed to radically change.

Wheels Interview: Tim Schenken
Features

Wheels Interview: Tim Schenken

Tim Schenken is still the only Aussie to have secured a works Ferrari drive. What was it really like to pull on the red suit?

Why you should never ride with your feet on the dash
Advice

Why you should never ride with your feet on the dash

A graphic warning for those who mistake airbags for ottomans

Audi Q8 spied with virtually no disguise
News

Audi Q8 spied with virtually no disguise

Ingolstadt’s sporty SUV flagship gets papped naked

New Z4, 8 Series, and X7 details leaked in apparent BMW document
News

New Z4, 8 Series, and X7 details leaked in apparent BMW document

Co-developed Toyota Supra also listed. But is it legit?

Singer creates ultimate Porsche air-cooled engine
News

Singer creates ultimate Porsche air-cooled engine

Singer and Williams team up with legendary engine architect Hans Mezger to create the most awe-inspiring Porsche flat-six to date

2018 Volkswagen Passat GT set to get 3.6-litre V6 power
News

2018 Volkswagen Passat GT set to get 3.6-litre V6 power

It’s the return of the interesting Passat - but don’t count on it for Oz

Mini Countryman plug-in hybrid set to get the green light
News

Mini Countryman plug-in hybrid set to get the green light

165kW and 2.1L/100km combo sounds a winner