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Caught! BMW M4 testing
BMW’s new M4 has been caught testing at the Nurburgring, with these images giving us the best look yet at the new performance coupe.<
2014 Porsche Cayman by TechArt
The new Porsche Cayman is mega. In fact, we reckon it’s almost as good as the iconic 911.<
Australia’s most powerful engine ever!
Meet General Motors’ 6.2-litre ‘LSA’ V8 – an engine that will make the new MY14 HSV GTS the most powerful Australian-built car. Ever.
Caught! Rare Porsche 918 blasts through Milan
It’s the most hotly anticipated Porsche in years. The replacement to the iconic Porsche GT, the 918 Spyder has enthusiasts watering at the mouth. Here’s a video of its hitting the streets in Milan.
The world’s first 700km/h electric car
Electric cars are slow, economical and boring. Right? Wrong.<
Italy’s other supercar
It’s called the Mazzanti ‘Evantra’ V8, and apparently, it’s an alternative to the mad, insane, Lamborghini Aventador.
Caught! BMW’s electric future
The next generation of BMW hybrid technology has been caught testing, with both the sports focused i8 and the smaller i3 city car spied in near-production trim.
The Greatest Australian Car – EVER
It had to be built here.
Caught! Twin-turbo Ferrari
Video of Ferrari testing a twin-turbo engine at Marenello has emerged online.
$360K for a new supercar every week
Got $360,000 to burn on a car, but just can’t decide on which supercar to buy? Well a luxury website in Europe has the answer.
Great Scott! Mowing robot hits the fairway
New Aussie sporting hero Adam Scott has ripped up the greens and fairways In the US Masters golf tournament at Augusta National, and Honda’s new lawn mowing robot, the Miimo, is ready to do the same.
World’s Fastest Car – the SSC Ultimate Aero
The SSC Ultimate Aero is once again, officially, the fastest car in the world.
Gallery: Mega-buck Lamborghini for Dubai cops
Not known for doing things by half, authorities in Dubai have equipped the local constabulary with what is possibly the world’s most exotic highway pursuit car.
Mega-buck Lamborghini for Dubai cops
Not known for doing things by half, authorities in Dubai have equipped the local constabulary with what is possibly the world’s most exotic highway pursuit car.
In pics: BMW unveils X4 concept
BMW has revealed its sleek new X4 concept ahead of its world premiere at the Shanghai Motor Show later this month.
Revealed: 2014 Maserati Ghibli
Yes, it’s got a name that sounds like one of the dwarves from the Lord of the Rings, but there’s nothing small or ugly about the new Maserati Ghibli.
Future Ferrari designed
Ferrari fans take notice – this is what the Prancing Horse’s halo car could look like in 2025.
World’s fastest electric car
American car maker Detroit Electric has given the electric market a much needed jolt of excitement, unveiling this – the world’s fastest electric car.
Indy 500 fires up with Hot Wheels!
The 97th running of the world-famous Indianapolis 500 motor race is happening next month, and Chevrolet has debuted a special edition ‘Hot Wheels’ version of its Camaro muscle car to coincide with the warm-up to the event.
Video: 2014 Subaru WRX
Just days after showing its new 2014 WRX at the New York Motor Show, Subaru has released video of the new model in action
Ford Mustang gets ready for the Big Five-Oh!
Ford is preparing to celebrate 50 years continuous production of one its most legendary models, with the Mustang’s big five-oh in 2014.
World’s wildest golf kart costs 83K!
GERMAN high-performance tuning specialist Mansory has collaborated with luxury golf kart maker Garia to create one of the world’s most exotic golf machines.
Usher builds his Merc superstar supercar
Grammy award winning pop superstar Usher, has dropped into Mercedces-Benz AMG’s Affalterbach factory to get on the tools and help build the engine set to slot into his new Gullwing SLS supercar.
Top Ten Ugly Cars – Jeep’s bold bid for number one
Jeep has unveiled the latest version of its Cherokee SUV, and while Chrysler design chief, Ralph Gilles has defended it as strong and contemporary, others aren’t so sure.
