WhichCar Weekly

Welcome to the latest episode of WhichCar Weekly! This week WhichCar Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner is joined by colleagues Scott Newman and Chris Thompson to discuss all things Bathurst. We start with Scott's drive of the limited edition Scott McLaughlin Mustang in all its supercharged 578kW before moving on to Bathurst, not so much the race itself but your opportunity to buy one of this weekend's contenders and our experiences driving the iconic Mount Panorama track. Visit www.whichcar.com.au for all your automotive news and reviews and follow @whichcar on Instagram and @whichcarau on Facebook and Twitter.

On today's episode of WhichCar Weekly WhichCar Senior Journalists Daniel Gardner and Scott Newman and joined by fellow WhichCar Journalist Chris Thompson to discuss the BMW X2 M Mesh Edition and is there nothing BMW won't stick an M badge on? They follow this up with an examination of some popular but rather dull cars and what people should be buying instead. Don't forget to visit www.whichcar.com.au for all your automotive news and review needs and follow us at @whichcarau (Facebook, Twitter) and @whichcar (Instagram).

Hello and welcome to the latest episode of the WhichCar Weekly podcast. In this week's chat WhichCar Senior Journalists Daniel Gardner and Scott Newman are joined by MOTOR Editor Andy Enright to discuss the new BMW M3 and M4 and 'that' face, the cars we'd buy with a $15,000 budget and weird road rules that are illegal, but why? Don't forget to visit www.whichcar.com.au for your daily updates of news and reviews and follow @whichcar on Instagram and @whichcarau on Twitter and Facebook.

Welcome to the latest episode of WhichCar Weekly, where WhichCar Senior Journalists Daniel Gardner and Scott Newman are joined by WhichCar Editor Tim Robson to discuss a strange week of news that isn't what it seems. First up we have pricing for the Toyota GR Yaris, then the reveal of the new Nissan Z car, followed by the sale of Bugatti to electric vehicle specialists Rimac. Visit www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest news and reviews and follow us on Facebook, Twitter (@whichcarau) and Instagram (@whichcar).

Hello again and welcome to the latest episode of the Whichcar Weekly podcast. This week Dan, Andy and Scott are together to bid farewell to the Ferrari FF/GTC4 Lusso as it's ushered out ahead of the arrival of the Prancing Horse's first SUV. It's also hello to the new-gen Mercedes-Benz S-Class, which is packed with technology that will become commonplace over the next decade. Finally, Andy asks what are our worst car-related purchases? Hit up www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest automotive news and reviews and follow WhichCar on Facebook and Twitter (@whichcarau) and Instagram (@whichcar).

Hello and welcome to the latest episode of WhichCar Weekly. In this episode regulars Daniel Gardner and Scott Newman are joined by WhichCar Editor Tim Robson to discuss a driver scoring a hefty fine for being rude to a speed camera, the weird phenomenon of manufacturer-supplied spy pictures, the Australian launch of the new Land Rover Defender and whether new electric vehicle player Lucid Motors can tackle Tesla. Head to www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest automotive news and reviews and follow WhichCar on Facebook, Twitter (@whichcarau) and Instagram (@whichcar).

Today's bonus episode of WhichCar Weekly features MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman and a very special guest, AFL star Charlie Dixon. Dixon is not only the leading goal kicker for the Port Adelaide Power he's a massive car nut who's owned a number of highly modified Aussie street machines. And he's not afraid to drive them hard! Don't forget to visit www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest news and reviews and follow Whichcar on Facebook, Twitter (@whichcarau) and Instagram (@whichcar).

Welcome to the latest episode of the WhichCar Weekly podcast! Today our regular trio, WhichCar Senior Journalist Dan Gardner, Wheels Deputy Editor Andy Enright and MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman discuss the transition of Holden Special Vehicles (HSV) into General Motors Specialty Vehicles (GMSV), before seguing into an intriguing topic, choosing the four cars that should feature if there was a Mount Rushmore for Australian cars. Let us know your thoughts via email or social media, you can follow WhichCar on Facebook and Twitter (@whichcarau) or Instagram (@whichcar).

Welcome back to the latest instalment of the WhichCar Weekly Podcast. In this episode WhichCar Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner, Wheels Deputy Editor Andy Enright and MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman chat about the forthcoming BMW G80 M3, with news this week the range will include a wagon for the very first time. In addition the trio chat about cars that should've left a sour taste in the mouth but actually are remembered fondly, even if the reason for that memory is just how awful it was. Don't forget to check out www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest news and reviews and follow WhichCar on Facebook (whichcarau), Twitter and Instagram (@whichcar).

Welcome to the latest episode of WhichCar Weekly with WhichCar Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner, Wheels Deputy Editor Andy Enright and MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman discussing topics from the automotive week. Today's top story is a change of leadership at Ford Australia, where Kay Hart has made way for Andrew Birkic, while legendary designer Gordon Murray has revealed his new supercar, the T.50. You can find all the latest automotive news and reviews at www.whichcar.com.au and follow WhichCar on Facebook (@whichcarau), Twitter and Instagram (@whichcar). Until next week!

Sorry to mention it if you were trying to forget the entire planet is in the clutches of a viral pandemic, but the crisis is continuing to impact automotive events all over the world, including the latest twist of the knife and another disruption to the Formula 1 championship. Opening the chat for another WhichCar Weekly installment, Chris, Dan and Tim discuss the bombshell that could scupper not just Silverstone, but the entire championship. Later, Chris explains how car design legend Ian Callum is filling his semi-retirement and the revisiting of one of his previous designs. Which begs the question, which other cars could benefit from a redo years after they were finished the first time around? The WCW team throw their own ideas out there of vehicles that might not have been perfectly executed and a few ambitious suggestions of how to get there. Oh and Dan admits the time he offended Ian. Rounding out the chat, Chris explains why he has been spending too long in his bedroom and night after night with a playlist on repeat - and it’s not for the reasons a good looking young man should be. Motor’s digital journalist (or editor, as Dan likes to call him), has been going above and beyond the call of duty to complete a car project in isolation. Listen in to see if this nostalgic nod is heaven or hell.

You can expect to hear the WhichCar Weekly crew discussing electric vehicles more frequently as the technology becomes more accessible, feasible and attractive, and our latest episode is certainly no exception. Sparking the conversation (and the electric puns) this week, is Ford’s utterly jaw-dropping Mustang Mach-E prototype which has been fired into the public eye by a sensational video. Besides the incredible figures and ability of the one-off heavily modified model, the noise created by Ford’s beast is the highlight for Chris, Dan and Tim. Is this the future of high-performance cars? Will a new generation of car enthusiasts get more excited about the whine of a motor than the bark of an exhaust? Tune in to find out. Next, Dan has been at the wheel of the newest electric vehicle to arrive in Australian showrooms. Find out what he thought about Mini’s full-electric foray and his one day with the Mini Cooper SE. And finally, another week, another sweeping aspiration or claim from Tesla founder Elon Musk who, this time, is sticking to his guns that the range of electric cars will still manage level-five autonomy this year. Self-driving experts have wasted no time getting the boot in and highlighting the incredulous nature of Musk’s claims. The WCW team weighs in with the actual state of autonomous tech and where the other manufacturers stand on the future of cars without human drivers.

It’s not the first time by any means that the WhichCar Weekly team has discussed electric cars and their feasibility for Australia, but the zero-emissions movement is gathering pace and the various state and federal governments have no choice but to get involved.However, while the latest high-profile announcements appear to suggest our nation is finally joining the rest of the civilised world and making EVs easier to buy and run, the reality is sadly not quite there yet.On this week’s chat Wheels online editor Cam returns to the WCW virtual studio to talk about the NSW government’s latest EV plans and how they still intend to claim your pound of flesh even if you are helping the environment.Next up, we go from ways to use less petrol, to possibly the best way to use as much fossil fuel in the shortest space of time and Cam’s latest update on the incredible (possibly incredibly stupid) Cannonball Run.Just when you thought the carefully organised and surgically choreographed attempts to smash this trans-US speed trip couldn’t be broken, someone weighs in with the equivalent of a rusty sledgehammer and bludgeons the top time to death. And we haven’t even got to the best parts yet.Andy, Dan and Cam need little encouragement to chat about their favourite epic car trips, so that’s exactly what they do next, as well as offering some suggestions for cars that could threaten the new Cannonball run record.

Following our conversation and excitement surrounding the remake of the cult classic film C’etait Un Rendezvous, the WhichCar Weekly team assembles to review the Grand Rendezvous homage now that it’s out in the open. Did director Claude Lelouche expertly recreate the magic of the original? Was the use of an actual Ferrari this time round adding to the intensity? Was Monaco an even more stunning backdrop to this feat of world class driving than Paris? You’ll have click play and listen in to find out. Next up we turn the chat to another brand-funded car story and Aston Martin’s three part promo to welcome its four-door Rapide. If you wanted an example of one of the worst and cripplingly unwatchable car flicks to ever muddy your screens, look no further. Andy, Dan and returning WhichCar editor Tim pick apart this automotive abomination with all the mercy of a pride of hungry lions. Frankly it deserved nothing less. But from just about the most shockingly bad car films, Tim introduces one of the very best car docos to have dropped in decades - and it’s about an Australian icon. Brock - Over the Top looks at the life of one of Australia’s most loved but controversial motorsport figures, and the boys are suitably impressed. Out next month, the WCW team highlight what makes this story brilliant - no spoiler alert necessary.

With many Australians spending more time at home lately, the TV might have spent a bit more time switched on, so the WhichCar weekly team thought it was a great time revisit the topic of the best moving images of cars. Not just the best films, the greatest stories, or most memorable performances, but all the best vehicles captured in film moments from a simple Youtube clip to Oscar-worthy cinema. Joining the chat this week, staff videographer (and petrol head) Sean makes his WCW debut, offering an expert’s insight into the process of conceiving, planning and executing great car films. From the creative process, through the technicalities, we look at all the challenges and tricks to get a car feature from inside your head onto the screen. Later, the talk turns to other great car films, not just those produced by the WhichCar team, possibly including the imminent Le Grand Rendez-vous - an homage to the 1976 cult short film C’etait un Rendez-vous. Due for release on June 13, will this ‘remake’, complete with race ace Charles Leclerc and a Ferrari SF90 Stradale successfully create the same raw magic that original conjured some 40 years later? Somewhat inevitably, the conversation evolves into our favourite car clips and cinema through the ages. Sean reveals one of his main film inspirations, Andy makes a nostalgic nod to one of his most familiar race tracks and Dan, unsurprisingly, offers up another contentious series of films.

The WhichCar Weekly team virtually reassembles with returning guest Chris along with the decision that, as far as probability is concerned, the Motor magazine digital editor is now a regular. Following a recent article by Motor, Andy, Chris and Dan enter another round of ‘WhichCar would you buy with your own cash’ this time adding in a new level of complexity. The trio thrash out their decisions of what to put in the garage if it had to be your only car, along with the notable selections from other members of the WhichCar motoring team. Dan also defends his entry for the up to $40,000 category and offers an alternative because it was stupid. Andy has a rare moment of sensibility but in some of his new-car wish-list choices, and Chris proves that he is very much the driving enthusiast that’s willing to sacrifice comfort and practicality for his passion. Later, the team turns the conversation to their own personal cars. With covid restrictions preventing many day-to-day functions of road testing and press car movements, the team has been spending more time in their respective machines. Find out what the WCW team drive when they don’t have a major manufacturer to sponge off and what the return to some older models means to people who are more than accustomed to driving new cars week-in, week-out.

On this week’s WhichCar Weekly episode, WhichCar senior journalist Daniel Gardner welcomes Mark Allen for a peek behind Jeep's global design centre doors in Detroit. With more than a quarter of a century with FCA, Chrysler and Jeep in his pencil, the head of design at Jeep offers fascinating insight into the way seven-slot grille models have evolved. The two petrolheads delve into decades of experience and find out Mark’s proudest moments, where Jeep design will go from here and the things he’d go back and have another crack at. And the master designer reveals the biggest challenges when it comes to creating the next generation of one of the world’s most celebrated and recognisable models. Oh, and Dan couldn’t resist dropping in a question about that crash too.

Welcome to the latest episode of WhichCar Weekly. This week we're getting nerdy as MOTOR Associate Editor and rally obsessive Scott Newman lists his top 10 greatest WRC drivers. The catalyst for this topic was a recent poll by the WRC itself naming Carlos Sainz as the greatest ever WRC driver. Do we agree? To adjudicate Scott's list we have not only regular Dan Gardner (WhichCar Senior Journalist) and Andy Enright (Wheels Deputy Editor) but 2016 Australian Rally Champion Molly Taylor! Don't forget to visit www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest automotive news and reviews and follow @whichcar on Instagram and @whichcarau on Facebook and Twitter.

Welcome to the latest episode of WhichCar Weekly where your usual trio - WhichCar Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner, Wheels Deputy Editor Andy Enright and MOTOR Deputy Editor Scott Newman - peel back the curtain on the world of car launches. They discuss the best they've ever been on, ones they wish they'd attended, the bad behaviour that sometimes ensues and what happens when things go wrong. Visit www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest automotive news and reviews and follow @whichcar on Instagram and @whichcarau on Facebook and Twitter.

For this special episode of WhichCar Weekly MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman chats with Karl Reindler, former Australian F3 champion and long-time V8 Supercar driver. Karl talks about growing up in Western Australia, his early career in go karts, transitioning to F3 single seaters, stories and struggles of competing overseas, his time in A1 GP, the Daytona 24-Hour, his terrifying Supercars crash and the joy of teaching. Don't forget to hit up www.whichcar.com.au for all your latest news and reviews and follow @whichcar on Instagram and @whichcarau on Facebook and Twitter.

Welcome to the latest episode of WhichCar Weekly where the regular trio, WhichCar Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner, Wheels Deputy Editor Andy Enright and MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman, discuss what they'd do if they were given $30,000 to buy a car and modify it (1:40). At the other end of the spectrum is Swedish supercar maker Koenigsegg, which is one of the world's more fascinating car manufacturers (16:30). Don't forget to visit www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest news and reviews and follow @whichcar on Instagram and @whichcarau on Facebook and Twitter. Stay safe!

Welcome to the latest episode of WhichCar Weekly, where WhichCar Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner, Wheels Deputy Editor Andy Enright and MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman discuss instances where road test cars "failed to proceed", the worst cars they've driven in a professional capacity and models that should have been built! Because manufacturers love it when motoring journalists try and be product planners. Don't forget to visit www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest news and reviews and follow @whichcarau on Facebook and Twitter and @whichcar on Instagram.

Welcome to the latest episode of WhichCar weekly where regulars Daniel Gardner (WhichCar Senior Journalist) and Scott Newman (MOTOR Associate Editor) are joined by WhichCar Senior Writer and gaming correspondent Tony O'Kane and WhichCar Editor Tim Robson to discuss the world of eSports. What is it, how does it work and is it the future of motorsport? All these questions and more are answered. Don't forget to visit www.whichcar.com.au to keep up to date with all the latest in the automotive world and follow WhichCar @whichcarau on Facebook and Twitter and @whichcar on Instagram.

Welcome back to the WhichCar Weekly podcast! Apologies for the break but the world seems to have turned upside down recently. We're up and running again now and the usual crew, WhichCar Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner, Wheels Deputy Editor Andy Enright and MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman, are here to discuss the world's greatest driving roads. Each gives their five favourite driving roads and the best car in which to tackle them - we've got roads of every type from all over the world! Let us know your favourite driving roads at www.whichcar.com.au or @whichcar on Instagram and @whichcarau on Facebook or Twitter.

Today's episode of WhichCar Weekly is all about racetracks! WhichCar Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner, MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman and Wheels Deputy Editor Andy Enright discuss Australia's lost racetracks (1:05) and the ones that still exist (19:20), including the first they ever drove, their favourites and what's on the bucket list. Don't forget to hit up www.whichcar.com.au for all your automotive news and reviews and follow @whichcarau on Facebook and Twitter and @whichcar on Instagram. Until next week!

Hello and welcome to a special emergency edition of the WhichCar Weekly Podcast, in which WhichCar Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner, Unique Cars Editor Guy Allen and MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman dissect the news that the Holden brand is no more as of 2021. The crew examine how Holden got to this point, what it could've done differently, some of the high and low points of its history, why General Motors had to do it and what this means for GM in Australia going forward. Hit up www.whichcar.com.au for everything you need to know about Holden's demise and the automotive world in general and follow @whichcarau on Facebook and Twitter and @whichcar on Instagram.

Welcome to a special episode of WhichCar Weekly featuring basketball star Mitchell Creek, captain of NBL franchise South-East Melbourne Phoenix, Boomers representative and member of the Brooklyn Nets and Minnesota Timberwolves in the last NBA season. Mitchell speaks with MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman about his rise from Horsham, Victoria to the basketball elite (0:58), his early car years (4:40), car tastes (9:55), car culture in the NBL and NBA (15:40) and what would be in the dream garage (22:35). We hope you enjoy this chat and thank you to OpenCorp for hosting us.

Welcome to the latest episode of WhichCar Weekly, where the usual trio, WhichCar Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner, Wheels Deputy Editor Andy Enright and MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman discuss the 2020 Australian Motoring Awards. This annual event reveals the best cars of 2019, including 4x4 of the Year (2:05), the WhichCar Style Award (8:45), MOTOR Performance Car of the Year (15:55) and Wheels Car of the Year (24:35). Keep up-to-date with all the latest news and reviews at www.whichcar.com.au and follow @whichcarau on Facebook and Twitter and @whichcar on Instagram.

Welcome to the first WhichCar Weekly of 2020! On this episode the usual crew of WhichCar Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner, Wheels Deputy Editor Andy Enright and MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman discuss ever-falling Australian new car sales (2:30), cars they're looking forward to driving in 2020 (14:20) and their first cars (27:30!). Catch all the latest automotive news and reviews at www.whichcar.com.au and follow @whichcarau on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays everyone! To celebrate, the WhichCar Weekly crew presents its Christmas Special! We have Dan Gardner (WhichCar Senior Journalist), Scott Newman (MOTOR Associate Editor), Alex Inwood (Wheels Editor), Andy Enright (Wheels Deputy Editor) and Cameron Kirby (Wheels Staff Journalist) to play every petrolhead's favourite game: five-car dream garage. But there's a twist! No car can be chosen twice and there are five strict categories: hot hatch, supercar, 4x4, wagon and pre-1980s classic. Remember to hit up www.whichcar.com.au over the holiday break and let us know your five-car selections @whichcarau on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. Thanks for listening, see you in 2020!

In the penultimate episode of WhichCar Weekly for the year, WhichCar Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner is joined by MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman and Wheels Staff Journalist Cameron Kirby to discuss whether Holden can be saved following the demise of the Commodore (2:00), if 2020 will be the year that SUVs finally decline in popularity (13:45) and the news Manthey Racing's upgrades for the Porsche 911 GT2 RS are now available in Australia (22:50). Hit up www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest news and reviews and follow @whichcarau on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram!

In this week's special extra-long episode WhichCar Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner and MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman are joined by a guest, former Ferrari racing driver and expert driver trainer Renato Loberto. The trio discuss the impending demise of the Holden Commodore (1:35), Renato's near-death experience behind the wheel of a racing car (8:10), how he teaches rich people to drive (23:30) and finishing with the ugliest cars ever made (31:30). Check out www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest news and reviews and follow @whichcarau on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Welcome to the latest episode of WhichCar Weekly, where WhichCar Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner is joined by Wheels Deputy Editor Andy Enright and MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman to discuss Andy's attendance at the BMW M Festival at Kyalami Circuit in South Africa (2:00), the reveal of the Tesla CyberTruck (11:00) and crazy tales of driving endurance (20:50). Hit up www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest news and reviews and follow @whichcarau on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram! Until next week!

Welcome to the latest episode of WhichCar Weekly, where host and WhichCar Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner is joined by MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman and Bauer Content Director Simon Telford to discuss the onslaught of new performance SUVs and why they spell trouble for manufacturers (1:40), a wrap-up of the madness that is Street Machine Drag Challenge (11:30) and thoughts on the updated NSX which Dan and Scott drove this week (24:55). As ever, hit up www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest news and reviews and follow @whichcarau on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Welcome to the latest episode of WhichCar Weekly, with WhichCar Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner joined by fellow Senior Journalist Tony O'Kane and MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman to discuss the merger between FCA and PSA and what it means for both companies (1:50), new models from McLaren and Ferrari (13:35), and Dan dips a toe into the world of drag racing at Street Machine's Drag Challenge (22:00). Don't forget to hit up www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest news and reviews.

Welcome to the latest instalment of WhichCar Weekly, where your host, WhichCar Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner, is joined by fellow WC SJ David Bonnici and MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman to discuss the reveal of the new Volkswagen Mk8 Golf, the hits and misses of the Tokyo Motor Show and MOTOR's annual Performance Car of the Year extravaganza. Check out www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest news and reviews and follow @whichcar on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Until next week!

Welcome to another WhichCar Weekly podcast coming to you from The Espy hotel in St Kilda. On today's show WhichCar Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner, Wheels Deputy Editor Andy Enright and MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman discuss the sales success of the Tesla Model 3 (2:20), Japan's need for a new generation of performance heroes (14:00) and cars that are better bought in automatic guise (25:55). Don't forget to make www.whichcar.com.au your daily choice for all the latest automotive news and reviews!

Welcome to the latest episode of WhichCar Weekly, coming to you from The Espy hotel in St Kilda! Yes, we've upgraded our studio and to celebrate the big boss, WhichCar Content Director Glenn Butler, joins the regular trio of WhichCar Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner, Wheels Deputy Editor Andy Enright and MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman. The quartet discuss the hot new supercharged Ford Mustang R-Spec (3:30), Dan's trip to the Deni Ute Muster (11:40), Andy ragging Lamborghinis around Phillip Island (21:00) and Dan joining his partner at work (30:00). Remember to hit up www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest news and reviews.

Welcome the latest episode of WhichCar Weekly. Host and WhichCar Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner is joined by MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman and Bauer Photographer Nathan Jacobs to discuss why Rivian is set to become a major automotive player (3:55), the fact electric cars can be fun (11:30) and why driving really, really fast can be completely safe, in the right environment (16:25). Visit www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest news and reviews and follow @whichcarau on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Welcome the latest episode of WhichCar Weekly. Host and WhichCar Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner is joined by MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman and Bauer Photographer Nathan Jacobs to discuss why Rivian is set to become a major automotive player (3:55), the fact electric cars can be fun (11:30) and why driving really, really fast can be completely safe, in the right environment (16:25). Visit www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest news and reviews and follow @whichcarau on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

It's all about looks and style for this week's WCW. The team welcomes Nathan - Bauer staff photographer extraordinaire to tell us all the joys and pressures of being one of the country's leading automotive photographers. Then it's on to a chat about car designs people seem to love but we just can't stomach. Visit www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest news and reviews and follow @whichcarau on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

It's WhichCar Weekly time again with host Scott Newman (MOTOR Associate Editor) joined by Wheels Editor Alex Inwood and Deputy Editor Andy Enright to discuss the last week's automotive happenings. All three give their thoughts on the new Toyota GR Supra (1:05), discuss the importance of design with Wheels dedicating its next magazine issue to the topic (9:00), which leads neatly into the stars of the Frankfurt Motor Show (13:10), including the VW ID3, Land Rover Defender and BMW Concept 4. Visit www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest news and reviews and follow @whichcarau on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

This week MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman is your host and joined by Wheels Staff Writer Cameron Kirby and Unique Cars Staff Writer Alex Affat to chat the Nissan GT-R turning 50, including Alex's anecdotes as an owner, the Bugatti Chiron topping 300mph and the reveal of the all-electric Porsche Taycan. Hit up www.whichcar.com.au for all your automotive news and reviews and follow @whichcarau on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Welcome to the latest installment of WhichCar Weekly. In this episode the usual trio - host and WhichCar Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner, MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman and Wheels Deputy Editor Andy Enright - pay tribute to the passing of an automotive colossus, former chairman of the Volkswagen Group Ferdinand Piech (1:55). Talk then turns to cars that are incredibly successful in all ways except one: nobody buys them (18:45). Keep up-to-date with all the latest automotive happenings at www.whichcar.com.au and follow @whichcarau on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Welcome back! After a short hiatus the team is back, host and WhichCar Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner joined by Wheels Deputy Editor Andy Enright, MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman and gun photographer Alastair Brook, who is fresh back from the sights and sounds of Monterey Car Week. The crew discuss the new reveals and the crazy cars Alaistair saw (2:30) before moving on to the new Audi RS6 Avant (23:45), which prompts a discussion on why fast station wagons are so damn cool. Hit up www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest news and reviews and follow @whichcarau on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

It's the regular trio this week, WhichCar Senior Journalist Dan Gardner, Wheels Deputy Editor Andy Enright and MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman. Andy reckons most journos can't form their own opinion, so the lads discuss their own unpopular motoring opinions (2:40), before moving on to discuss car manufacturers getting caught with their pants down (24:15) and whether this is a new thing. As always, visit www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest news and reviews and follow @whichcarau on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

On this week's show WhichCar Senior Journalist Dan Gardner is joined by MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman and MOTOR Digital Journalist Chris Thompson to discuss the confusing world of car definitions (1:45), the new Chevrolet C8 Corvette which is coming to Australia (12:25) and Dan's trip to New Zealand's Snow Farm with VW (21:45) which is sadly becoming short of snow! Visit www.whichcar.com.au for automotive news and reviews and follow @whichcarau on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. 

It's an awesome foursome this week for our Goodwood Festival of Speed SPECIAL! Wheels Editor Alex Inwood has just returned from attending his first Goodwood FoS and joins the regular crew of WhichCar Senior Journalist Dan Gardner, Wheels Deputy Editor Andy Enright - another Goodwood veteran - and MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman. They discuss the event itself, the coolest cars there, the new reveals and whether such an event could work in Australia. Visit www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest automotive news and reviews and follows @whichcarau on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

It seems not a single week passes without having to salute the end of another motoring icon. This week it’s the turn of the Volkswagen Beetle, which ceased production after an astonishing 80 years. The boys discuss the iconic car’s notable achievements, how VW flogged an incredible 23.5 million of them, what comes next, and the real reason the German car maker killed its bug. Later, Tony – the cane toad – O’Kane brings us up to speed on the latest projects from global tyre giant Continental. You may be surprised to hear that rubber is a relatively small part of Continental’s business and its development in the field of advanced electronics is really eye-opening stuff. Also on the chat this week, Andy explains the principle and purpose of a new car press launch and the associated drive. But more importantly, what happens when it doesn’t go to plan. It seems most motor journalists have been on a launch where things haven’t gone well but does that mean it’s an entirely wasted exercise? Tune in to find out.

Join WhichCar Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner, MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman and MOTOR Digital Journalist Chris Thompson as they discuss the recent revival of rear-wheel steering (2:30), BMW's new electrified supercar concept (11:35) and the reveal of the Ford GT Mk II and Mercedes-AMG A45 S at the Goodwood Festival of Speed (21:05). Check out www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest news and reviews and follow @whichcarau on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

This week regulars Daniel Gardner (WhichCar Senior Journalist) and Scott Newman (MOTOR Associate Editor) are joined by Cameron Kirby (Wheels Staff Writer) to discuss the overzealous road safety rules (1:30), the crazy world of development prototypes (15:20) and the exciting new Le Mans rules (23:25). Visit www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest automotive news and reviews and follow @whichcarau on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.