It took a few years after World War II before car makers were ready to announce all-new products, having re-started production of prewar models following the hostilities.
The bulk of new models were suited
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Cadillac 1959 Superior Hearse
From the archives: Artist Karen Morgan was looking for ‘something different’ to drive so she chose this Finned American hearse… of course!
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1952 Alvis TA21 Drophead review
One man's passion for Alvis cars
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1970 Opel GT – Flashback
Opels are little known Down Under but back in 2009, we managed to unearth this unusual sporty example in Western Australia
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Skyline GT-R review
Australia's reverence for the awesome Skyline GT-R is matched only by Japan's where these cars are considered a national treasure
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Coachbuilt classic Italian cars part one – flashback
There was a time when customers could clothe their motors in designer outfits. We take a look back at three coachbuilt classics: Alfa Romeo Junior Z, Fiat 124 Abarth, Lancia Flavia Vignale Spider
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Lancia Flavia Vignale Spider review
And so to the third car in our tasty Italian trio - Lancia Flavia Vignale Spider
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Fiat 124 Abarth review
Paul Bevis’ 1972 Fiat 124 Abarth is a rare homologation special, which while it’s roots are the humble Fiat 124, is a highly specialised derivation
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Alfa Romeo JZ (Junior Zagato) review
There was a time when customers could clothe their motors in designer outfits. We take a look at three coachbuilt classics
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1955 Saab 92B + Sonett III
Before GM got its mits on it, Swedish aviation experts Saab built some of the most stylish and technologically advanced cars. Here are two of them...
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