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Track testing the Jaguar F-Type Coupe R
Surrounded by marvelous machinery at Sandown Raceway, our track dynamo, Robert Pepper, only has eyes for the Jaguar F-Type, and who could blame him.
Jaguar F-Type on track at Sandown
Our Robert Pepper takes the Jaguar F-Type on track at Sandown Raceway to find out whether it really is the most track-focused Jaguar ever.
Hyundai i30 headlights not bright enough?
When our Tony Bosworth wrote about his Hyundai i30 headlights not being bright enough it sparked quite a bit of […]
Truck drivers deserve more respect
Our ex-Holden worker, now occasional blogger and truck driver, James Middleton, on why truck drivers deserve more respect from car drivers.
Drive to the conditions – it’s not hard
Winter is here and that means we can expect more rain, more fog and even ice on the roads in some places, so why can’t we all drive to the conditions?
Bullitt Car Chase Recreated
In an homage to the 1968 film Bullitt starring Steve McQueen, organisers of the Silverstone Classic have recreated cinematography’s most famous movie scene involving a car, the Bullitt car chase scene.
Don’t flash your headlights, says RACQ
Paul Murrell says a report from RACQ Insurance shows motorists are becoming increasingly frustrated by draconian speed limit enforcement and penalties, and asks why should it be illegal for motorists to warn each other of speed traps.
Speed Camera Revenue Rise
Governments are addicted to speed camera revenue and Victoria, Australia’s most over-regulated driving state, is calling for more.
Electric Dreams
Tony Bosworth has a dream… an electric Tesla S dream. But he wonders why, when electric cars make so much […]
Speeding fines won’t stop dangerous drivers
The authorities persist in road rule enforcement and penalty application that patently isn’t doing much to reduce the road toll or make our roads safer. That’s why people get so angry about being pinged for relatively minor offences while the really dangerous drivers carry on regardless.
Cars and bicycles, why can’t we get along?
Cyclist deaths and injuries continue to increase on Australian roads, unlike the rest of the world where they are reducing. What are we doing wrong?
Fines don’t change driver behaviour
Deterrents simply aren’t deterring drivers from irresponsible behaviour. And the number of unpaid fines just keeps mounting up, says Paul Murrell.
Football, Meat Pies and Holden…
Football, meat pies, kangaroos and Holden cars… about as dinky di as the Holden Malibu. Can we please put this myth to bed, asks Paul Murrell.
The Hyundai i30’s no Ferrari, but…
Tony Bosworth: Last Sunday I went for a quick drive in a bright red Hyundai i30, along the winding, climbing, swooping, Putty Road over the NSW Blue Mountains and back.
Gone. Holden back the tears
Ending months, and perhaps years of speculation about its future, Holden, has announced it would cease production operations in Australia from late-2017.