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.
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.
The cars of the British Royal Family
From vintage Daimlers to modern electric conversions, the private garages of the British Royals reveal a surprising mix of automotive preferences.
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.
10 Chryslers you may have forgotten about: revisit
As the brand exits the Australian market, a look back at the diverse models that defined its 70-year history.
Chrysler to pull out of Australia amid electrification push
The brand's departure follows a global strategic pivot toward electric vehicles and SUVs as Stellantis consolidates its local lineup.
From the classifieds: 1962 Vauxhall Cresta
A rare 1962 Vauxhall Cresta has appeared on the market, highlighting the brand's surprising connection to the origins of the Bathurst 1000.
The forgotten Aussie-built heroes
Beyond the famous Holden and Ford models, Australia's manufacturing history includes a diverse range of locally assembled international brands.
What happens when an automotive brand leaves the market?
As Infiniti exits the Australian market, owners face a complex balance between guaranteed legal support for servicing and the risk of accelerated depreciation.
The cars that Bond drove
From the legendary Aston Martin DB5 to various high-speed chases, cinema's most famous spy has left a lasting mark on automotive history.
1963-67: The push for Australian-made
High tariffs and local assembly lines drove a manufacturing boom before Japanese imports began challenging established domestic brands.
1953-57: Evolution of an industry
Post-war demand and migration reshaped the Australian automotive landscape as local manufacturing expanded and European brands established a foothold.
2013 Holden VF Commodore, Evoke, SV6 Sportwagon and SS-V Ute compared
A comprehensive evaluation of the Holden VF Commodore range tests the performance and refinement of the Evoke, SV6 Sportwagon, and SS-V Ute.
Classic wheels: Gilltrap’s auto museum review
A collection of historical correspondence reveals how a former Wheels editor used creative storytelling to cover a Gold Coast museum.
