Toyota GR Yaris: how quick is it in the wet?
We know it’s fast in the dry but how quickly can a GR Yaris clock the quarter when it’s raining?
Retro: 1968 Lamborghini Espada
Four-seater Lambo forged its own path to stardom alongside supercar sibling
Retro: Looking back at the 1959 Austin Healey 3000
Rally-fit roadster with unlikely stage presence
How the Toyota AE86 became a JDM cult icon
It’s an icon of JDM culture, but is there more to the Toyota AE86 than genuflecting at the altar of Initial D?
How the Range Rover became an off-road legend
Since its inception the Range Rover has been the most complete and aspirational off-road-capable vehicle on the market.
Why Mercedes killed its SLK and SLC roadsters
Time to reflect on the impact and legacy of Benz’s baby boulevardiers, the SLK and SLC
Audi’s RS6 is the ultimate blend of performance and pragmatism
Where BMW and Mercedes AMG fear to tread, Audi goes boldly – and goes very hard indeed
These are the world's wackiest cars
Bristling with artistic vision or supremely cursed? You decide!
Who killed the Mitsubishi Pajero?
How the Mitsubishi Pajero went from being an off-road icon to staring at the guillotine
Why the V12 Vanquish is Aston Martin’s most important model
The force that propelled Aston Martin at full tilt into the 21st century? You’re looking at it right here
Will Hyundai's i20 N get a DCT? We ask the head of engineering
Hyundai's newest N model is the i20 N and Wheels magazine sat down with the head of N high performance vehicle development
Why manufacturing (and Holden) failed in Australia
It took a complex series of events over many years to topple the lion. Bruce Newton charts the rise and sad downfall of Holden’s manufacturing operations
Holden's top 10 motorsport moments from history
Holden stamped its DNA on Aussie culture as much on the racetrack as it did in showrooms. Here are the moments that captured a nation
How the Ford Falcon’s legacy came to an end
Who killed the Falcon? The truth is, you did. I did. We all did.
These are the 10 most important Ford Falcons, ranked
Not necessarily the greatest, nor the most successful. No, these are the Falcons that had the most significance in the evolution of the species, ranked in order of importance.
The most influential men in the Ford Falcon’s history
From a seemingly endless list, these are the individuals we rank as having had the greatest influence on Ford Australia’s most important car.
Lights out: Inside the final days of Ford's Aussie manufacturing
Four years ago today Ford completed the shutdown of its local manufacturing. Bruce Newton visited the employees at Broadmeadows in the factory's final days
Video: Celebrating the Ford Falcon with a family portrait
Falcon’s 56-year bloodline may have come to an end, but this is no wake. We brought the family together for one last reunion, homecoming and final celebration all rolled into one.
How Australia’s most controversial racer reinvented himself
Twenty years after he dominated Aussie Super Tourers, Paul ‘The Dirty, Dangerous Dude’ Morris has ditched his bad boy image to help young drivers.
Australia's top ten engines
As a nation built on motoring, Australia has a long list of engines worth celebrating. Here are just a few of the best
The cars that GMSV should (and shouldn’t) bring to Australia
The American metal we want – and the stuff the Yanks can keep
Australia’s favourite cars, made fast: why you should care about Gazoo
Toyota’s Gazoo performance sub brand is exciting news for Australians wanting something with a bit more spice from the Japanese giant
Surviving an all-night winter blast in the Porsche 911 Speedster
Winter in Scotland is away turf for a convertible Porsche. but when it’s a 911 Speedster, you take your opportunities...
Is GMC coming to Australia?
The new GMSV deal opens the door for a fresh range of luxury pick-ups and SUVs to arrive locally