Latest from Retro Rides Originals

When most think of typical military vehicles, the American Humvee or the Willys Jeep might be what first comes to…

This week’s episode of The Retro Rides Podcast is headlined by an exclusive interview with Damon Hill, the 1996 Formula…

It’s perhaps hard to believe that the Bugatti Veyron is already 20 years old, given how advanced its performance is…

Australia enthusiastically embraced the BMC Mini from the moment it first arrived in 1961. A decade later, the shape had…

Honda’s original CR-X was a car out of character for a company renowned for building innovative but more conventional machines.

It is said that no successful business spends money it doesn’t need to and back in the late 1950s and…

Nicknamed ‘Godzilla’ by Australia’s Wheels magazine, the Nissan Skyline GT-R R32 was a revelation on both road and track, thanks…

Ford took Australia’s prestige car market by surprise in 1967 with the launch of its locally designed and developed ZA…

The XA Falcon arrived as a fundamentally Australian replacement for the US-derived XK-XY models sold across the Falcon’s first 12…

The DB5’s association with the James Bond film franchise propelled the luxury grand tourer to automotive immortality The Aston Martin…

The ‘Superb’ nameplate first appeared on a Škoda in October 1934, with series production commencing 90 years ago in March…

BMW’s second-generation 7 Series entered production in 1986, just in time for the value of the Deutschmark and US dollar…

Although the HD is seen by many as having been a disaster for holden, it sold faster than the EH…

More articles