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1 week ago | streetmachine.com.au | Andrew Broadley |Kian Heagney

Long before the gates were kicked open to Meguiar’s MotorEx 2025, speculation was rife that it was going to be the biggest in the event’s long and storied history. An all-new ‘Worlds’ concept, a bunch of dynamic additions to the program, and the involvement of influencer-cum-billionaire businessman Adrian Portelli all promised to give punters plenty of reasons to hand over their hard-earned in exchange for a ticket.

1 week ago | streetmachine.com.au | Kian Heagney

Each year at Street Machine Summernats, we award the Laurie Starling Memorial Scholarship to a young and upcoming automotive worker who’s shown real promise and innovation in the world of building awesome cars. This year’s scholarship winner at Summernats 37 was 19-year-old Luke Wehbe, who is pursuing his dream as an apprentice vehicle builder with the Ellard family at Image Vehicle Manufacturing.

1 week ago | streetmachine.com.au | Andrew Broadley |Kian Heagney

Here’s part two of our coverage from the Meguiar’s MotorEx elite unveils, which saw the covers pulled off 17 cars infront of a bumper crowd. You can read part one of our unveil coverage here, and here’s the remaining champions who were seen publicly for the very first time. CHARLIE DIXON – HX HOLDEN KINGSWOOD UTEEx-AFL star Charlie Dixon has been playing with cars flat out since retiring from footy, and this HX Holden ute, which was once his grandfather’s farm ute, is his greatest creation yet.

1 week ago | streetmachine.com.au | Kian Heagney |Simon Telford

MotorEx is back, baby! Today was an absolute cracker, with stunning weather and halls packed with happy punters. The cream on the top for any Saturday at MotorEx is the unveils, which for this year was moved down to our brand new Street Machine Customs World alongside our also new SM Hall of Fame. 17 cars had the covers pulled off for the very first time, with plenty of talent and variety in the mix.

2 weeks ago | streetmachine.com.au | Kian Heagney

Cars – don’t we just love to hate them? That definitely sums up Scotty’s feelings in this week’s episode of Carnage, as Supermang’s new stroker V6 puts up one hell of a fight. The first issue was a decent coolant leak. We’ve all known the frustration of spending hours installing an engine, only for it to start pissing out water from somewhere. The 4.2-litre L67 did just that to Scotty, but sadly, that was only the beginning.