The reworked 914 features a new front bumper design and carbon fibre body panels (Image: Fifteen Eleven Design) The 911 might be the Porsche which…
Australian owners of classic BMW’s now have a certified BMW Classic specialist to handle their vehicle restoration, service and maintenance work, following the appointment of…
HWA EVO is a radical fresh take on the Mercedes-Benz 190 E HWA AG may not have the profile of its famous counterpart Mercedes-AMG but…
A 1935 Duesenberg Model SJ Speedster has been announced as winner of The Peninsula Classics’ renowned Best of the Best award, which selects from exceptional…
The only historic motor race meeting to be staged entirely in a period theme, Goodwood Revival is an immersive celebration of iconic cars and fashion.…
Nissan’s legendary GTP ZX-Turbo race car which competed in the International Motorsports Association (IMSA) GT Series from 1985 to 1990 made a rare public appearance…
In 2002, Mitsubishi made history by releasing the first all-wheel drive series production car built in Australia, the Magna AWD. Soon after, it also changed…
On the latest episode of The Retro Rides Podcast, Cam and Rich are joined by Sam Princi, founder of Machines and Machiatos, who drops by…
Where else in the world can you see practically priceless classics getting sideways in the snow other than St. Moritz? (Image: NM2255/YouTube) While most concours…
On this episode of The Retro Rides Podcast, Cam and Rich are joined by Tim Possingham, director of the Adelaide Motorsport Festival and Adelaide Rally.…
While our team has produced a number of guides on how to make sure the used or classic car you're buying is a good 'un,…
On the latest instalment of The Retro Rides Podcast, Cam and Rich are taking a look at some big recent stories, including Triple Eight Race…
The Holden Hurricane, unveiled at the 1969 Melbourne Motor Show, was a futuristic concept car that pushed the boundaries of innovation and design. The Hurricane…
Welcome to Retro Ride's showcase of the Holden VT Commodore, the first in our regular series of Australian and international classics and classics in waiting.…
A series on cars that had promise but were doomed to fail. Cliff Chambers looks back on his interview with competition car designer Tony Farrell…
Holden was for 70 years an emblem of Australia. Billed as ‘Australia’s Own Car’ it benefited from the absence of any real competition during its…
Why Holden’s 1997 VT Commodore was a future classic in the making. Holden’s VT Commodore and Calais sedan arrived with a bang in August 1997,…
Top tech tips on how to avoid buying a bucket with emerging club-plate classics the Holden VT-VX Series Commodores. From 1997 to 2002, the VT…
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