25/05/2026
Ever wondered what to drive in a Motorkhana? Cars are split into classes based on wheelbase, so whatever you've got in the garage, there's likely a spot for it! Swipe to find your class 👉
Class A | Wheelbase up to 2150mm
The shortest wheelbase class is home to some classic small cars. Think Morris Mini 850, Mini Moke, Leyland Moke, and the Austin Healey. These nimble little machines love the tight, twisty nature of a motorkhana course, with their short wheelbase makes them incredibly agile around the markers.
Class B | Wheelbase 2151–2390mm
A step up in size but still very much in the "fun little car" territory. Class B includes cars like the MGB GT, Suzuki Swift, Westfield, Toyota Starlet, and Mazda MX5. A great mix of classics and modern hatchbacks, with the MX5 often being the car of choice in a Motorkhana!
Class C | Wheelbase 2391–2574mm
This is where your everyday hot hatch belongs. Volkswagen Polo, Ford Fiesta, Toyota Corolla, BMW 118i, and Mazda 2 all sit in Class C. If you've got a standard front-wheel-drive hatch in the driveway, there's a very good chance it belongs here.
Class D | Wheelbase over 2575mm
The largest production car class. BMW M135i, Proton Jumbuck, Holden Camira, Hyundai Accent, and Toyota Soarer all compete here. Bigger wheelbase means more need for the handbrake to slide around those markers!
Class E | AWD & 4WD Production Vehicles
Got an all-wheel drive or 4WD? You're in Class E, regardless of wheelbase. Toyota GR Yaris, Subaru WRX, and Mitsubishi Evo are the poster cars here.
Class F | FWD Specials
Purpose-built or heavily modified front-wheel-drive specials. These aren't your average road cars, think Turben Special, Mini Cooper S Special, and Motorkhana Special AV2.
Class G | RWD Specials
The rear-wheel-drive equivalent of Class F. Custom-built specials like the W-003 that are engineered specifically for Motorkhanas.
Still not sure where your vehicle fits in? Send us a message and we'd be happy to help!
