Articles by Mike Ryan

It's not just religion or G.W. Bush. And it's not oil, or Hebrews or ladies whose only visible parts are their eyes and even they are closed half the time in case they look at you with anything but disinterest.

This feature car looks every inch the classic pickup truck, right? Wrong, according to late 1950's America, who still thought a "real" pickup should have a stepside body. Hard to believe, but true!

Volkswagen has celebrated the tenth anniversary of the Volkswagen New Beetle. Launched onto the market in January 1998, the vehicle, which is built exclusively in Mexico for markets all over the world, has now sold over 1 million.

Although the Dodge Challenger was the last entrant in the pony car ranks of Detroit's Big Three, it arrived with something its competitors didn't have: the greatest range of powertrain choices in the industry, from the small but durable 225-cubic inch "Slant Six" to the fearsome "Elephant Motor" - the 426 Hemi.

A beautifully restored 1935 Ford V8 Coupe in largely original condition was one of the most sought after lots of Shannons 13th annual Melbourne Motor Show Auction.

One of the most keenly anticipated highlights at the Melbourne Motor Show was the local debut of the super car known as "Godzilla" - the new Nissan GT-R.

Fans of the Mini Challenge will be able to watch live television coverage of the event this year.

Mercedes-Benz Australia has introduced a driver training program titled "First Gear", specifically tailored to younger road users.

Mazda's futuristic Hakaze concept car made its Australian debut at the 2008 Melbourne International Motor Show.

Ford Motor Company actually produced two very different Model A cars during the first 25 years of its existence. The first one was the company's first\nproduction model in 1903 and the second was the one that most people recognise, the 1928 car that replaced the famous Ford Model T.

Many people have a relevant "car story" about their favourite brand and GM Holden is asking people worldwide to contribute to the Generations of GM Wiki on GMnext.com and share their personal experiences from the company's first 100 years.

Overview of the current FG series Falcon range!