Scott says Dan’s sickness was from driving a Ford Mustang EcoBoost and liking it, but either way he is back to chat to the regular boys about all the hot topics while he was feeling sorry for himself in bed.

Kicking off the chat this week, we discuss Labor’s plan to boost electric vehicle sales to a half of all new cars by 2030 (1:45) and it’s even more ambitious strategy to resurrect Australian car manufacturing (10:45). Flight of fancy, realistic goal or is there simply an election looming?

Then Scott and Dan gaze silently at Andy as he takes us through Mercedes’ top secret holy halls where the German car maker houses all of its most valuable, rare and desirable vehicles throughout the company’s storied history (13:50).

And rounding out the conversation, Dan reviews his time in the most significant vehicle in Lamborghini’s history – the Urus. Can an SUV ever truly carry the Raging Bull badge on its nose and is there anything that makes its first high-rider since the LM002 a worth supercar (23:50)?

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In this week's episode MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman is joined by Wheels Editor Alex Inwood and Wheels Online Editor Alex Rae. Alex I. opens the bidding by chatting about his experience driving the Rodin (1:02), an F1 car you can buy, before talk turns to mandatory speed limiters for all new cars (12:01). Scott has rant about automotive April Fool's jokes (21:15) and we wrap up with news that Western Australia has become the first state to ban the registration of cars that haven't had their Takata airbags replaced (25:20). Keep up-to-date with all the latest news and reviews at www.whichcar.com.au and follow @whichcarau on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

On this week's episode MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman is your host, joined by Wheels Deputy Editor Andy Enright and Wheels Staff Writer Cameron Kirby. The trio discuss the new Porsche 992 911 which launched in Australia recently (0:57), why stinkbugs are causing havoc with Australian new car sales (10:00), the paranoia of supercar manufacturers (16:32) and Andy has given back his long-term McLaren (23:15), which leads to a discussion about the ideal long-term test car (28:14). Don't forget to head to www.whichcar.com.au to get all the latest news and reviews and follow @whichcarau on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. 

On this week's episode regulars Dan Gardner (WhichCar Senior Journalist) and Scott Newman (MOTOR Associate Editor) are joined by Tim Robson (WhichCar Senior Journalist) to discuss the opening round of the F1 season (1:40) and whether Formula E can steal its mantle (7:00), cars that grow on you, which Dan has dubbed Automotive Stockholm Syndrome (15:00) and the best cars to move house in (25:40). 

Don't forget to check out www.whichcar.com.au for all your daily dose of news and reviews and follow @whichcarau on all the various social media platforms. See you next week.

In this week's episode of WhichCar Weekly Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner is joined by MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman and Wheels Staff Journalist Cameron Kirby to discuss the latest happenings in the automotive world.

Australia's police are trying out a wide variety of new police cars (2:05), the 2019 Formula One season kicks off in Melbourne this weekend (10:10), the Gosford Car Museum is closing its doors and auctioning off its stock so we pick our favourites (19:25) and Dan has been driving the brand new BMW 3 Series (27:30). 

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On this week's podcast WhichCar Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner is joined by MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman and MOTOR Digital Journalist Chris Thompson to discuss the Geneva Motor Show, including the reveal of the Mazda CX-30 (2:05) and why so many car manufacturers have abandoned common sense in regards to model names (8:00).

Then it's a look at some of the bigger reveals from the show (12:45) before an examination of a pair of 12-cylinder British GTs and why MOTOR couldn't compare them (25:20). Don't forget to visit www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest automotive news and reviews and follow @whichcarau on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

Welcome to the latest episode of WhichCar Weekly. This week your host is MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman and he's joined by Wheels Staff Journalist Cameron Kirby and MOTOR Editor Dylan Campbell.

The trio discuss the announcement that the Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 is coming to Australia (1:25), the Ford Falcon Holy Grail (10:00), leaked images of the 2021 Ford Ranger (16:50) and preview the 2019 Supercars championship (23:55).

Remember to keep up-to-date with all the latest automotive news at www.whichcar.com.au and follow @whichcarau on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

This week, Alex joins the WCW team to review not one but two McLarens in the Arizona desert (8:45), we analyse the announcement that Honda will pull out of UK manufacturing (1:35) and Andy and Dan are back from the stunning Australian Alps after a blast in a pair of high-performance coupes (19:00). Stick around and you'll also hear Dan explaining why everyone is saying Alpine wrong (27:20).

If you simply can't wait for next week's WCW, you can keep up to date with all the latest at Whichcar.com.au

In today's episode of WhichCar Weekly Dan, Andy and Scott discuss Papua New Guinea losing a bunch of cars from last year's APEC summit (3:30) and tales of lost cars in general, rumours of Inchcape taking over importation of the Holden Commodore and Astra (9:50), Scotty's antics in a Ranger Raptor (14:30), Jaguar's new Ingenium straight-six engine (20:30) and the greatest straight-six engines of all-time and to wrap-up Andy justifies the arrival of his latest McLaren long-termer (28:00).

Keep up-to-date with all the latest happenings in the automotive world on www.whichcar.com.au and @whichcarau on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. See you next week! 

Another week in the fast-paced and ever-changing automotive world has flashed by, but the WhichCar Weekly team has the highpoints covered.

This week, Scotty is off tearing up the outback in a Raptor, and has left Dan to hold the fort. Joining Dan, wheels journalist and motorsport anorak Cameron Kirby makes his WCW debut alongside regular Any Enright.

In this episode, Cam gives us his review of the Bathurst 12 Hour and explains why it is gaining increasing attention from both motorsport diehards and new fans to the sport. Later in the show he reveals what it’s like to pilot a TCR racer ahead of the new touring car series kicking off this year. He still hasn’t stopped talking even though we switched off the mics and turned out the lights.

Andy returns from New Zealand and regales us with tales from the Leadfoot festival, where for one weekend each year, Rod Millen’s driveway becomes ground zero for petrolheads. Could the Kiwi event put Goodwood on notice? He also explains why the local police want to ask him some questions about an Air BnB.

And the boys say happy 50th birthday to Honda Australia and discuss their favourite models from the Japanese maker from the past five decades.