It is often said, and with a fair degree of truth, that nobody remembers who finishes second at Bathurst. To that we might add the lack of recognition for class winners, even though these contests were Read More
Cliff Chambers takes a look at the cars we should have bought or are delighted we didn’t. If you have a One That Got Away, send your tale to uniquecars@primecreative.com.au
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Following the demise of locally made R31 models, Australia could and should have seen an R32 version of the Skyline GTS, but Nissan went instead with the front-wheel drive Maxima.
In Japan, the Skyline Read More
HSV’s Clubsport began life as a test exercise intended to keep sales ticking over within a network of HSV dealers who during 1990 were struggling against inflation and high interest rates.
Early cars Read More
The year 1967 was memorable in American automotive history with the release of three new rivals for the record-setting Ford Mustang. From Chevrolet came the Camaro, Ford fielded the Mercury Cougar and Read More
The shape introduced at Turin’s 1966 Motor Show survived 28 turbulent years with just one significant restyle.
Appropriately for a twin-cam, two-seat car it was called ‘Duetto’, and the man who Read More
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