Articles by Mike Ryan

The worst kept secret of the motor show was Ford's unveiling of a turbo charged Territory.

Toyota unveiled their answer to the Holden Commodore and Ford Falcon - the large V6 Aurion.

The new Rolls-Royce Phantom with extended wheelbase made its local debut in Melbourne.

The Rinspeed Senso can sense a driver's emotions and then modify them for driving safety and enjoyment!

Porsche is back with its brand new Cayman S coupe.\n

The Pagani Zonda is powered by a Mercedes-Benz 7.3-litre engine encased in a handmade air intake system.

The stunning Nismo 350Z sports coupe is a serious performance car and a real head-turner.\n

Held earlier this year so as not to clash with the Commonwealth Games, the Melbourne Motor Show was a stunning event that saw record crowds and amazing sales mark the Show as one of the best in its 72-show history.

Holden paid homage to the last Monaro, which was unveiled featuring a custom orange-yellow metallic colour, developed as an interpretation of the classic colours for which the late 1960s Monaro coupes were famous.

The Ford Focus XR5 Turbo broke cover prior to its Australian launch in May.

GM Holden chose to retire the mighty Monaro at the peak of its popularity.

The first new Dodge since the '70s arrives in Australia