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Nissan slammed over electric Skyline GT-R misstep
Nissan has unveiled what could go down as one of its most controversial creations, with a small team of engineers at the company turning an R32 Skyline GT-R into a full EV.
February 2025 Auction Preview: Temptations Galore in the International Market
There are temptations galore as the international auction scene ramps up for 2025, according to Retro Rides market analyst and serial tyre kicker Cliff Chambers.
Holden Monaro designer Mike Simcoe to retire after 42 years with General Motors
Australian automotive designer Mike Simcoe has announced his pending retirement after an illustrious 42-year tenure with at General Motors which saw him pen iconic designs for both our market and the rest of the world.
Hidden Collection of Rare but Dilapidated Classic Cars Headed for Auction
The secretive Rudi Klein collection is set to be auctioned off in October by RM Sotheby's.
Auction Action: High-Flying Ferraris and Muscle Cars Dominate Monterey Auction Week
A range of spectacular classics went under the hammer in Monterey, with countless multi-million-dollar motors changing hands.
All-original 1934 Bugatti Type 59 Sports takes Best of Show award at Pebble Beach Concours
One of the most prestigious car awards in the world, Best of Show at Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, has this year been awarded to an all-original 1937 Bugatti Type 59 Sports.
Sold This Week: 1978 Holden HZ Premier
It took 77 bids to determine a winner for this tastefully modified 1978 Holden HZ Premier when it sold for $50,200 this week on Trading Garage. The last of Holden's full-size sedans at that time, the HZ was in production for three years until the smaller Commodore was introduced in 1980. As the last of its lineage, the HZ was kept visually similar to its HX predecessor, although Radial Tuned Susp…
Honda's Pininfarina-designed HP-X Concept heads to Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance
We all know and love the original Honda NSX, but you mightn't be so familiar with the prototype which spawned the idea that led to its creation. Now, 40 years after Honda first signalled its intent to bring a mid-engine supercar to market, the brand's first concept car is back on show.
The Land Rover Defender marks 70 years of partnership with the British Red Cross
Land Rover’s Defender brand is marking the 70th anniversary of its association with the British Red Cross, one of the longest-standing charity partnerships of its kind in the world.
The National Holden Motor Museum finds permanent home
Visitors to the scenic NSW north Coast city of Coffs Harbour now have a reason to visit other than a milkshake at the Big Banana, following the reopening of the iconic Bunker Gallery which now includes National Holden Motor Museum exhibits.
The Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale is a gorgeous 620hp throwback
You've got to love , right? It's just one of the immutable automotive laws. There are too many great cars in the brand's back catalogue to list here, up to and including the current Giulia Quadrifoglio.
Canberra Festival of Speed announces dates for 2025
The Canberra Festival of Speed is locked and loaded for 2025, with dates announced for the Australia Day weekend. Held in Thoroughbred Park, Lyneham, over 200 of the world's most desirable road and race cars are set to be present on Saturday, January 25 and Sunday, January 26.
Sold This Week: 1975 Porsche 911 (930) Turbo 3.0
A big money bid of $395,500 is what it took to secure this 1975 Porsche 911 Turbo 3.0 when this mint motor was sold this week on Collecting Cars. A rare and iconic modern classic performance car, this 930-generation 911 Turbo remained under the ownership of one family until now, and benefitted from an extensive restoration and engine rebuild between 2010 and 2014.
