Articles by Mitchell Tulk
28 February 2018 by Mitchell Tulk
Built to compete with Ford's Cortina and Holden's Torana, the Centura faced many issues much like its manufacturer. Japanese cars were gaining traction in the Aussie market during the ‘70s, boasting better full economy...Read more
19 February 2018 by Mitchell Tulk
Ever heard of it? Well you're about to. Halfway Hangs has been around since 2014 and is held at Valla Beach, halfway between Brisbane and Sydney (hence the event's name). Car enthusiasts from Queensland, New South Wales...Read more
15 February 2018 by Mitchell Tulk
When it comes to moving house, you either call a removalist or twist the...Read more
13 February 2018 by Mitchell Tulk
The new generation G-Class will be headlined with the next iteration of...Read more
9 February 2018 by Mitchell Tulk
No one is perfect, and Holden's local production had its fair share of good and bad cars. As everyone knows, the pride of Australian manufacturing, Holden, closed its Elizabeth plant late last year and is now purely an...Read more
8 February 2018 by Mitchell Tulk
Having driven 100cc last year, Seth makes a leap to 1300. Last time we caught up with Seth Wilson , he was rubbing wheels with other teenagers in the KA4 Junior Karting championship. He managed to claim a race win last...Read more
7 February 2018 by Mitchell Tulk
There were plenty of sights off-track at the 2018 Bathurst 12 hour. Racing for 12 hours is a long time, so you’re forgiven if you want to take a break from the action and explore what’s on show at Mount Panorama...Read more
6 February 2018 by Mitchell Tulk
Your first race at 'The Mountain' is always memorable. Possibly the most challenging race in Australia, the Bathurst 12 hour is the country’s other great race and the first I have ever experienced at The Mountian . One...Read more
24 January 2018 by Mitchell Tulk
A plumber's dream van. Modified vans seem to be a bit of a thing at the moment. Last week we brought you a supercharged Nissan Elgrand and a Toyota Hiace with turbocharged 1JZ . However, these seem tame when compared to...Read more
19 January 2018 by Mitchell Tulk
Triple Eight pulled out all the stops to reveal its new ZB Commodore racer. Imagine it’s the 80s and you’re at the F1 in Monaco, you have just pictured what Red Bull Holden Racing Team (RBHRT) pulled off today, except...Read more
17 January 2018 by Mitchell Tulk
Hyundai's N brand is set to give the Euros a shake up, but it's been some journey to get here. The Koreans have come along way, especially Hyundai , having shaken off its reputation for building small and often rubbish...Read more
10 January 2018 by Mitchell Tulk
Drifting for eight hours isn’t an easy task. Yesterday we brought you a story about how BMW planned to refuel its M5 in a crazy car-to-car stunt to break a drifting world record. Taking place in America, these mad men...Read more
9 January 2018 by Mitchell Tulk
To break a drifting world record there's no time to stop for petrol. In June of last year, the record for the world’s longest drift was broken by South African motor journalist, Jesse Adams who was behind the wheel of a...Read more
19 December 2017 by Mitchell Tulk
Ford Australia’s ambitious plan to take on the Mazda MX-5 was far from successful. Unlike the original Capri which was introduced in the late 60s and lasted through until the early 80s, Australia's two-seat convertible...Read more
6 December 2017 by Mitchell Tulk
All-wheel drive could be on the way for Mazda's non-SUVs, but this isn't the first time. Between 80 and 90 per cent of premium sedans sold in the USA have the option of all-wheel drive and Mazda might be about to add...Read more
28 November 2017 by Mitchell Tulk
Under the watchful eye of Allan Horsley, Mazda Motorsport created the world's fastest RX-7 production racer. With the head of Mazda Motorsport Australia, Allan Horsley behind the sences, Allan Moffat campaigned an RX-7...Read more
24 November 2017 by Mitchell Tulk
What do a HiLux and MX-5 have in common? Nothing until now. Engine swaps are a dime a dozen and are becoming all too similar, but this project is something you probably haven't seen before. James Robinson and the team...Read more
22 November 2017 by Mitchell Tulk
What does the old British sports car have that the new one doesn’t? Released in 2006, the Aston Martin Vantage was the brand’s entry-level sports car , aimed at Porsche’s 911 . After 11 years in production and,...Read more
22 November 2017 by Mitchell Tulk
Brapping isn’t exclusive to Mazdas. The rotary engine isn’t known for its reliability, and cops a lot of flak for high fuel and oil consumption. However, due to the engine’s small dimensions and high power output, the...Read more