From the wheels archive: The 10 most underrated cars in Australia
A retrospective look at ten vehicles that captured critical praise but failed to capture the Australian market's imagination.
From the wheels archive: Ford Falcon smashes the best of British… in England
An Australian Ford sedan's arrival in the UK creates a stir among local drivers, offering performance and scale that European rivals struggle to match.
V8-powered Jensen Interceptor could be making a comeback, again
The iconic Jensen Interceptor could be poised for a modern revival, promising a bespoke V8 grand tourer with a nostalgic twist—details remain tantalisingly scarce.
Austin Motor Company reborn! Pommy electric sports car maker shows off Arrow 2, an unlikely rival for the inbound Porsche Boxster EV
AutoExec Summary: The Austin Motor Company is making a comeback after over 30 years, aiming to establish itself in the all-electric sports car market.…
Austin Motor Company revived with retro electric roadster
AutoExec Summary: One of Britain’s most iconic car manufacturers, the Austin Motor Company, is making a comeback nearly 30 years after its disappearance from…
MG: A guide to everything you need to know
AutoExec Summary: MG has a rich history and has recently solidified its position in the Australian market by offering affordable vehicles with broad appeal.…
Nissan: A guide to everything you need to know
AutoExec Summary: Nissan, established in Australia since the 1930s, initially gained traction in the 1960s with local production. Key models like the Patrol, Qashqai,…
Toyota HiLux crowned winner of very unique car show
AutoExec Summary The Hagerty Festival of the Unexceptional celebrated everyday family cars from 1968 to 1989, with a 1982 Toyota HiLux farm ute winning…
Retro: 1970 Austin 1800: Behold, the car of the century:
A look back at the space-efficient Austin 1800, a vehicle that prioritised passenger room and achieved significant success within the Australian market.
Game changer: Fins and things
From aerodynamic necessities in fighter aircraft to decorative symbols of American prosperity, the history of the automotive tailfin is a complex tale of style.
Game changer: All-wheel drive
The evolution of all-wheel drive has moved from early Dutch engineering and military utility to the dominant SUV market seen today.
Game changer: The man who made the Mini
The designer behind the Mini prioritised space efficiency and practical engineering to meet the post-war demand for compact, fuel-efficient motoring.
Kia’s ute could be getting a very Australian name
AutoExec Summary: Kia’s upcoming ute, potentially named Tasman, is set for a 2025 release. The name references the Tasman Sea, named after Dutch explorer…
Car-inspired baby names are revving up
Vehicle brands and models provide a steady source of inspiration for parents choosing names for their children.
Lotus celebrates 75 years
The British marque is using its 75th anniversary to signal a transition from specialist sportscars to a global performance brand.
10 most iconic Hollywood cars in pop culture ranked
From the high-speed chases of the Austin Mini Cooper to the gadgets of the Aston Martin DB5, certain vehicles have transcended the screen.
Retro: Nash Metropolitan: Kelvinator’s car for the times
Post-war American motoring trends drove the creation of this small, British-built runabout designed to serve suburban families.
GoAuto oddspot: Aussie-made oddities
Beyond the familiar Falcon and Commodore, Australia's manufacturing history includes a vast array of diverse local and assembled vehicles.
Looking back at the 1956 Wartburg 311
Tracing the lineage of the Wartburg 311 from its BMW roots to its status as a stylish Eastern Bloc export.
Coach doors: What are they and what are the benefits?
Rear-hinged doors offer easier cabin access and distinctive styling, though they present unique safety and usability challenges in modern vehicle design.
