What’s to like about Hyundai’s Ioniq 5 N
An electric car future appears inevitable, much to the concern of mechanics and driving enthusiasts alike – Hyundai’s Ioniq 5 N brings a glimmer of hope.
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Capricorn Rising Stars winner’s 60km commute for love of the job
A small country town and hours of commuting time are no barrier to one of the automotive industry’s best and brightest future stars.
Small communities in rural towns are often faced with unique challenges.
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Cruising Moreton Island in a VW Baja Bug EV
Guilt-free, silent sand driving in a Baja Bug is made possible with one of Australia’s finest EV conversions.
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How Apprenticeships Are Us helped Dane realise his dream job
What started as a childhood passion for all things fast has led to Dane Mckay in the fast lane to long-term success as a mechanic.
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Zarate Mechanics and its bond with Castrol
Quality, hard work and family are the keys to business success according to Zarate Mechanics owner John Zarate.
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Batman, Bond and movie magic at Brisbane Motor Museum
There are some movies and TV shows where cars comprehensively eclipse the characters. Think DeLorean DMC-12 in Back to the Future, or The Saint’s Volvo P1800.
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A window into the future; Martin gives glimpse into auto
A window on the world can reveal future trends and lessons for the Australian collision industry. Don’t miss the chance to hear Repairify Director of Innovation, Martin Brown, next month.
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How apprentice Bonnie became a Supercars star
From bartending to working on supercars, Bonnie Inkster is a shining example of what happens when you drown out background noise and pursue your dreams.
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Stewart shows us his Austin Healey 3000 MKIII
A concours 1964 Austin Healey 3000 MKIII with race-inspired enhancements takes us back to the glory days of English roadsters.
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How Peter preps Hyundais for the motor media
Hyundai technician Peter Kiourkas explains what working life’s like preparing and maintaining cars for the fussiest of customers – motoring journalists.
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