If you were American and looking during the 1980s for a car that was emblematic of your youth, that car would likely have been a 1955-57 Chevrolet.
These in their time were the USA’s biggest selling Read More
The term ‘Executive Express’ has been applied to plenty of powerful and impressive cars, but never more fittingly than the Jensen Interceptor.
Jensen had been a bit player in the British motor industry Read More
If during the 1950s you ran a successful, medium-sized business it is likely you drove a Ford Customline. If you caught speeding drivers for a living you probably had one with a flashing blue light on Read More
March of 1965 saw Australia’s conservative car buyers shaking their heads as the most radical design in Holden history appeared on our roads.
The HD model took proven mechanicals and enclosed them in Read More
The battle between Japanese brands for international rally superiority was fierce and protracted, and by 2003 there was no clear winner.
Mitsubishi, which entered the World Rally Championship fray during Read More
Each month Cliff Chambers takes a look at cars from the Unique Cars classifieds of the past and investigates what they’d be worth on today’s market.
This month’s crop Read More
The car that changed the world was built in Australia from just after its launch and remained in production with few visual changes for 10 years.
BMC’s original Morris Mini 850 was basic yet astonishingly Read More
Peter Brock started building enhanced Holdens to fund his race programme, leaving a legacy that would encompass these cars and remain intense after more than 40 years.
By 1984, HDT Special Vehicles was Read More
The year Ford introduced its second-generation Mustang was a time of change and intense rivalry between North American vehicle brands.
Come 1969 and muscle car madness was well entrenched and Ford’s Read More