Angus Mackenzie

Angus MacKenzie has been there, done that.

Adelaide-born Angus was editor of Street Machine in the late 1980s, Wheels in the late 1990s, and spent time in the UK heading Car magazine in the early 2000s before moving to Los Angeles in 2004 to run MotorTrend.

Now based in London, he’s driven everything from Aussie muscle to European exotics, from Japanese micro cars to giant American pickups, on some of the world’s greatest roads and most iconic racetracks.

The best car Angus has ever driven? It could be the next one. And he’d like you come along for the ride to find out.

Ford Falcon

1997 Ford EL Falcon GT: How it was built

The B to L of making a Ford GT

18 Sep 2016

Classic Wheels

Archive: Nissan R33 Skyline GT-R

It's a beast with a brain - combining high-tech engineering and old-fashioned attention to detail. Angus MacKenzie and Peter Nunn appraise Nissan's brutal beauty.

24 Aug 2016

Reviews

Chevy Camaro is out of time

Holden helped develop it, but now GM looks set to deprive us of Detroit's best 21st century pony car.

27 May 2009

Features

GT-R RETROSPECTIVE: Killer Godzilla - Nissan GT-R

It's a beast with a brain - combining high-tech engineering and old-fashioned attention to detail.

27 Mar 2009

Industry

Meltdown in Motown

It was once the engine room of America and the car-building capital of the world. Now Detroit is in danger of stalling ... permanently. How did it come to this and what will become of the Big Three?

20 Mar 2009