Porsche plans to send its iconic sports car electric
In a watershed moment, Porsche has made a switch that is sure to fire up purists, transforming its oldest sports car – the 60-year-old 911 – for the modern era.
In a watershed moment, Porsche has made a switch that is sure to fire up purists, transforming its oldest sports car – the 60-year-old 911 – for the modern era.
This rugged and incredibly popular four-wheel-drive has had a massive upgrade but customers will pay handsomely for the privilege.
Ferrari has a good chance to podium in Monaco but, even if you can afford a prancing horse, local owners are discovering you shouldn’t fork out the cash for one in Australia.
I tend to think of the MX-5, which has shifted more than 1 million units in its storied 35-year history, as the ultimate affordable sports car for the road. It’s a frenzy of fun.
This eye-catching hatchback blends design with sustainable materials and a cheeky driving experience – for a punchy price.
This affordable seven-seater combines sharp pricing with a flair for design that rivals six-figure luxury machines.
Our Treasurer is seriously down with the cool musos but that won’t save him from the wrath of our wealthy drivers who got squat from the budget to improve the value of their wheels.
Perhaps the most shocking thing about this supercar-smashing sporty EV is the price, which feels at least $30,000 less than what Tesla could get away with charging for it.
Though it may look old on the outside, this modern classic is arguably the most advanced electric car on sale today.
The US takes another step towards ending an era of free trade with China by announcing increases in tariffs on ‘green’ and other technology imports.
Miami Grand Prix is the ideal track for reality TV if you consider the fake marina, fake bitumen and the guy who uses the term more than anyone, Donald Trump, schmoozing in team sheds.
If you drive like my grandmother – a woman who never saw a speed limit she didn’t think was 20km/h too high – you’ll find this car extremely pleasant.
If you want to save fuel and make fewer carbon dioxides, you shouldn’t dispense with petrol-powered vehicles. You should develop them. Hone them. That’s exactly what Mazda has done.
It’s preferred by presidents, revered by rappers and adored by actors. Now this legendary American brand is headed to Australia.
This classic, lightweight sports car has been putting smiles on dials for more than three decades and the latest version has lost none of its appeal.
This reborn legend of the 1980s opens the door to an exciting chapter for Australian motor racing enthusiasts.
A Kiwi start-up is introducing an electric motorcycle that can carry five six-packs in its centre console to the Australian market.
Aussies love venturing off the beaten track and this brand has responded by creating a more capable version of its 4WD workhorse.
A clever interior fit-out, loads of luxuries and an economical diesel engine make this touring wagon one to consider for that great lap of Australia.
There are questions in life which only the most enlightened can answer. But why carmakers think they’re above Australian consumer law is one of the great imponderables.
This storied car maker is looking to defy the odds – and politicians – with a stunning new supercar that could well be the last of its kind.
Prestige car buyers are typically wooed by a famous badge or a promise of blistering performance but this newcomer offers something different.
A leading car maker and EV pioneer is testing a budget hatchback in Australia, with a view to revolutionising the new vehicle market.
This two-door looks every inch the star and has all the mechanical hardware it needs to delight performance car enthusiasts.
This new SUV with the sleek coupe-like profile is available with a choice of petrol engines or electric motors. And it could represent a turning point for the brand.
This car is only available in Japan but Mitsubishi is thinking about bringing it to Australia. They want to know if I think Aussies would go for a 3.4m long, 1.48m wide bento box on wheels.
The German marque has gone from competing with Google to partnering with the tech giant to make self-driving cars a reality.
Lance Stroll enhanced his dubious reputation on track by wiping out Dan Ricciardo and then blaming the Aussie, and now the drums are beating for the Canadian’s F1 licence to be revoked.
The American electric car pioneer is under siege from a wave of rival performance EVs but its latest model could set them back on their heels.
In a sign of the times, this major car maker has taken a big gamble with its best selling SUV. It remains to be seen whether current owners will jump on board.
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