Articles by Mike Ryan

The spectacular Formula One World Championship is ready to begin next weekend with Round One, the Australian Grand Prix, taking place in Melbourne's Albert Park on Sunday 27 March. Albert Park, a street circuit which uses the public roads surrounding the man-made lake south of Melbourne city centre, hosts one of the most atmospheric races on the calendar.

Ferrari is about to launch an historic new addition to the range: an ultra-exclusive book with a prestige price tag to match the supercars.

Billed as a dream car, the third-generation BMW 6 Series Coupe boasts an enviable combination of great looks, top-class performance and innovative equipment.

Do you have a taste for hotted-up Ferraris? Got a lazy $150,000-$170,000 to spare? That's the estimated selling price of a rally-prepared Dino Ferrari on offer at Shannons May 2 Autumn Auction in Sydney.

Mercedes-Benz designers unleashed the BIOME concept at the LA motor show

Designed and engineered in California, the four-door, four-passenger Karma is a series plug-in hybrid that combines the zero-emission benefits of an all-electric car with the full driving range of a conventional car.

The Jaguar E-Type offered the performance and elegance of far more exotic (and expensive) machinery and commanded a loyalty unseen among other makes and models.

Holden Commodore has become Australia's highest-selling vehicle for the fifteenth consecutive year, according to sales figures released by the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI).

Specialist supercar maker G-Power, has demonstrated the world's fastest LPG powered car, the Hurricane GS, which reached 333km/h.

Just like naughty school children caught out doing the wrong thing, so too did the US car manufacturers put on a brave, new (dare we say responsible) public face at the Detroit Motor Show.

A little Brit classic is the subject of this "My Project" feature, but it's a little different insofar as Bruce Gibbs's 1966 Mark II Humber Sceptre is a model that was never officially imported to Australia.

Plymouth was on a roll in 1958. The "Forward Look" designs of 1957 set the Chrysler range apart from their competitors and proved very successful.