Royal Automobile Club of Victoria

At that first meeting, a proposal from Henry Sutton, the Australian motoring pioneer, was unanimously adopted: It held its first car rally at Aspendale Racecourse in 1904.

[5][6][7][8] In 1916, the club received the approval of King George V to prefix the title "Royal" to its name.

The content is based on the three major topics: travel/touring and associated leisure content, motoring/mobility – mainly new and used car reviews and news, and news and programs which touch on broader mobility issues including road safety, public transport and the environment – and member benefits/news.

[14] An RACV member magazine has been produced for more than 90 years, beginning in 1922 as a monthly supplement in The Australian Motorist.

In November 2013, RoyalAuto was named Association or Member Organisation Magazine of the Year by Publishers Australia in its Excellence Awards 2013.

RACV Headquarters on Bourke Street , Melbourne