Buys May 17, 2020
Future proof — Formula 1 hopefuls hedge their bets
There hasn't been a race yet this year, but Formula 1's teams and drivers are moving to future proof their chances for the 2021 season, reports BILL BUYS.
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Buys May 17, 2020 
Conole May 15, 2020
Toyota Camry Hybrid: Stick your SUV!
There's life in the old sedan yet, reports DAVID CONOLE, after piling the family into a Toyota Camry Hybrid for a quick trip down the coast.
Buys May 15, 2020
Saddam didn’t get his hands on this Ferrari
A VERY rare Ferrari F40 that once belonged to Saddam Hussein’s nutcase son, Uday, has finally been found, reports BILL BUYS.
Burrell May 14, 2020
Futura inspired by sharks and stingrays
Legend has it the design of the Lincoln Futura was inspired by sharks and stingrays, reports DAVID BURRELL.
Riley May 13, 2020
Mazda CX-30: A cannibal that waits to pounce?
Mazda's CX-30 is the Goldilocks of its SUV range, larger than the CX-3 but smaller than CX-5, and could cannibalise sales of both, reports CHRIS RILEY.
Riley May 12, 2020
Red letter day for Letterman Ferrari
A stunning 1965 Ferrari owned by talkshow host David Letterman will be a big drawcard at Mecum's Indy auction in the United States, reports CHRIS RILEY.
McKay May 12, 2020
The pandemic: Time to play by the rules
As sport gets ready to make a comeback, the greatest challenge for players will be playing by the rules off the field -- not on it, warns PETER McKAY.
Monk May 11, 2020
Harley’s ‘Fugazi’ has the ring of truth
If you saw the movie Donny Brasco, you'd know a 'fugazi' is slang for a fake. Wayne Harley's Abarth transcends the meaning of the word, reports MIKE MONK.
Riley May 11, 2020
How to sell cars during a pandemic
As car dealers struggle to do business in the pandemic, Citroen has come up with an innovative approach to car sales in the UK, reports CHRIS RILEY.
Riley May 10, 2020
If Corona doesn’t get you, the zombies will . . .
It could be worse. Imagine if victims of the Coronavirus returned to life as flesh-eating zombies like they do in this film, reports CHRIS RILEY.