The inaugural 24 Hours of LeMons — a car race for vehicles worth less than $1000, at Goulburn, NSW — began yesterday in controversial circumstances

Having butchered our attempt to complete this year’s Shitbox Rally (a charity race across the outback in cars worth less than $1000), my buddies and I have decided to enter the similarly prestigious and gruelling inaugural 24 Hours of LeMons race this week

So it was time for a road trip to bring the Ute back from Melbourne to Sydney….via Broken Hill…..Broken Hill is an isolated mining city in the far west of outback New South Wales, Australia

The black-box flight recorder, spray-on skin, the woomera, electric drill and Wi-Fi are all top local inventions, but none compare with Australia’s greatest contribution to the world: the road trip

So the new owners of Jaguar rang me and said “John (they call me that because its my name) we have a problem. All our new cars are fine but we have a warehouse full of these old ones.

While you’ve been obsessed with reading about VWgate, Fiat Chryslergate, F1Melbournegate (suddenly changing the race date) and lobby group T&E’s test showing that new cars, including the Mercedes A, C and E-Class, BMW 5 Series and Peugeot 308, are guzzling 50 per ...

“Over the past few weeks, much has been written about alleged problem areas and improvements that need to be made. Ladies and gentlemen, please don’t be fooled. Let me put it clearly: we know what we have to do in our large, global group. And we started doing it some ...

Everything in London costs a million quid. Ride on the tube? A million quid. Bangers and mash? A million quid. Walk past Betty Windsor’s palace? A million quid