Greater differentiation from the donor car creeped in over time, particularly since the VE series, which was embraced by the Australian motoring press and won the 1967 "Wheels" magazine Car of the Year award. The VF series of 1969 and the VG of 1970 departed even further from its North American donor both in terms of styling and performance—with the latter series introducing the "Hemi-6" engine that replaced the "Slant-6". Moreover, Australia continued to produce a station wagon model, called the Safari, even after this body style being discontinued for North America.