Torquing Cars

It's Bathurst 12-hour weekend! To celebrate Australia's biggest sports car race, in this week's episode Scott and Steve are combining road and race - just like GT3 cars do.
Scouring the history of GT3 race cars, our pair of hosts have each picked their five favourite road cars that have been converted to GT3 entries.
Which is quite the list to draw from, with more than 50 road cars becoming race-ready machines - everything from the iconic Porsche 911 and Ferrari 458 through to the latest Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Corvette.
Listen to this week's podcast on your way to Bathurst or while the race is going. Then let us know in the comments what your favourite road-race crossover cars are.

From the ultimate muscle car cruise to the wildest creations from Japan and the most memorable races - this week we're revealing our 'bucket list' events.
Steve and Scott have searched the world and reveal the five must-visit events they each want to tick off in this lifetime.
From Goodwood to Detroit, the desert to the snow, there's a wide array of motoring meccas to visit.
Listen to this week's episode of Torquing Cars and let us know in the comments what are your bucket list motoring events.

As the World Rally Championship gets underway for 2026 - and prepares for new rules in 2027 - Steve and Scott are picking the brands and cars they'd like to see on the special stages in the future.
Toyota, Hyundai and Ford are currently leading the way, but would the WRC be better with Subaru and Mini back? Kia going rallying? Or other newcomers getting dirty on the world's stage?
Listen to this week's episode of Torquing Cars to see what our hosts pick and let us know if you agree with their choices.

Is it a Holden? Ford? Or something else?
There was a long history of Australian-made cars and this week Steve and Scott pick their all-time favourites. While Holden and Ford dominate people's memories, Toyota, Chrysler, Mitsubishi and others all assembled cars in the land down under.
So which car will come out on top? Listen to this week's episode to find out.

The heat is on in 2026.
The Australian new car market is one of the toughest in the world. With new brands arriving in a steady stream, it puts pressure on every one of them to find a way to survive.
As the new year gets underway, Steve and Scott look at the brands that need a big 2026 to not only to survive, but thrive into the future.