Monster motorbike heads for Motor Show

A giant motorbike that weighs as much as a school bus and is powered by a truck engine will be among the amazing special attractions at the Melbourne Motor Show. More Info...

 L’Oréal Men Expert Lounge back in Melbourne

The L’Oreal Paris Men Expert Lounge which was a huge hit with the men at the 2007 Motor Show returns in 2008! The L’Oreal Paris Men Expert Lounge will provide the very best in male skincare including a mini face massage, sample products and expert advice on the latest in male skincare from L’Oreal Paris trained consultants. More Info... & Press Release...

 E-Vade to make Motor Show debut

A new Australian sports car will make its world debut at the Melbourne Motor Show when the wraps come off the Melbourne-built E-Vade. More Info... , Press Release 1... & Press Release 2...

 Self-Parking Lexus LS 600hL

Lexus will demonstrate its self-parking car at the Melbourne International Motor Show. The Intelligent Parking Assist (IPA) system is designed to assist drivers in entering parallel or series parking spaces. More Info... 

2008 FORMULA 1™ ING Australian Grand Prix

There’s only one place in Australia to witness the world’s fastest men on four wheels.

The 2008 FORMULA 1™ ING Australian Grand Prix brings together the country’s premier motor sport event with a world-class entertainment offering, all set in the country’s most stylish city. More Info...

 Solar champions whisper into Motor Show

Two of Australia’s most successful solar racing cars will take pride of place as the “greenest” cars of all at this year’s Melbourne Motor Show this year. More Info... & Press Release...

 ESP Simulator

A simulator to educate drivers about the safety benefits of stability control will also be a feature of the Motor Show. Stability control is an active safety feature which helps prevent crashes by stabilising vehicles when they start to skid.

It uses intelligent sensors to detect skidding then reduces engine torque and selectively applies brakes to individual wheels to bring the vehicle back on track. It is particularly effective during sudden evasive manoeuvres.

The simulator will enable drivers to experience first hand exactly how vehicles behave with stability control.