Private Fleet Car Review: 2015 Ford Fiesta ST
This is a car, the Ford Fiesta ST, that A Wheel Thing has been watching from afar for sometime and due to a minor scheduling
September 15, 2015
This is a car, the Ford Fiesta ST, that A Wheel Thing has been watching from afar for sometime and due to a minor scheduling
We’ve had automatic dusk-sensing headlights. We’ve had cornering headlights and auto-levelling headlights. Now the latest in active safety for headlights is being seen in a
Ford Australia is due to cease local manufacturing in 2016, which will see the end of the locally made Territory and its sibling, the venerable
Whenever the British Touring Car Championship heads to Rockingham, you can guarantee a fascinating days’ racing. The title fight has been set ablaze with 5
Holden today took the covers off the final Australian made Commodore. The nameplate goes back to 1978 and, with Holden due to cease local manufacturing
Convertibles and Australia should go together like ham and pineapple on a pizza. It’s been tried by many. Many have failed. Holden has another go
There are some cars that turn heads for the right reasons. You look at them and think “Wow!” I remember nearly going off the road
In what was yet another classic qualifying session, Mat Jackson breaks his 6 year dry spell by storming to a sensational pole at Rockingham, despite
With the news that Rob Austin Racing are set to drop the Audi A4 at the end of the 2015 season in search of another
The Volkswagen Jetta has long been regarded as a Golf with a boot. That may very well be the case, but there are a few