Luxury Reviews

Missed out on a Porsche 911 GT3? Want something faster than a 911 Carrera S? Thankfully the German giant has the answer in the form of its latest creation.

If there are two things Porsche is good at, it's making sports cars, then figuring out a way to make more.The German brand has turned filling out its range into an art form, introducing new model variants at precisely the right time to keep interest - and orders - up.That’s true of all of its models, from the Macan to the 911, and now that treatment is expanding to the Taycan electric car range.Having added the ‘entry-level’ Taycan RWD earlier in 2022, Porsche is now adding the Taycan GTS. This latest addition fits neatly into the line-up between the Taycan 4S and the Turbo S - offering what Porsche calls “a real sweet spot” in the range.GTS stands for Gran Turismo Sport and is meant to signify that this model has the right balance between performance and comfort to make the driver happy when they find an engaging piece of road or if they drive their Taycan every day.

A new Corvette will always attract attention. But does the shift to a mid-engined layout mean the Vette has finally shaken off its short-comings? And can America really build a supercar?

AMG die-hards might not like it, but this new four-cylinder AMG is clever in a lot of ways.

You might think you're looking at a Toyota RAV4 in a sharp, tailor-made suit - but there's more to the new-generation Lexus NX than that. Matt Campbell is spending four months with the base grade Luxury AWD NX350h hybrid.

The Q5 35 TDI limited edition has arrived on our shores just as fuel prices hit new highs and so Audi's timing couldn't be more perfect. Because this entry-level Q5 is the most fuel-efficient diesel SUV in the Australian market, with an official combined fuel consumption of 4.8L/100km, Audi reckons. Too good to be true? There's only one way to find out...

There's already a 12 month waiting list for Tesla's Model Y. Can it possibly be worth the wait?

When you're spending six figures on a supercar, and that number starts with a four, you'll be demanding ferocious acceleration, ultimate dynamic performance, and jaw-dropping design. Enter the Maserati MC20, a mid-engined, twin-turbo V6 rocket ship. And we've track tested it on (arguably) Australia's most spectacular race circuit.

Alfa Romeo is the kind of brand most people want to see not just survive, but thrive. And with the brand at last ready to launch a small, electrified SUV into one of the world's most hotly contested segments, its future success now rests squarely on the shoulders of this new Tonale. No pressure, then. So is it up to the job?

The most affordable way into a Porsche in Australia is the entry-level Macan, a five-seat medium-sized SUV. It's easily the famous sports car maker's most popular model, so obviously people are loving its blend of dynamic performance and day-to-day practicality. But do you really need one for hauling the kids around?