Just before we start, a word of advice for the innocent – do not renovate, ever. Just do not do it.
We live in an old timber house, really old, in fact ancient. We should have pulled Read More
If you like your driving raw and elemental, there is probably no better way of experiencing it than a clubman-style car. Caterham has long been one of the leading international proponents of this class.
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The Golden Age of publishing is in the past, so what’s a journo meant to do? How about Hydro-Blasting?
We probably should have done this 20 years ago, but my mate Bondini and I have Read More
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
Australian motorsport is mourning the loss of one its greats, Allan Moffat OBE, who died on Saturday November 22 2025 after a long battle with dementia. He was 86.
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In Issue 511 of Unique Cars Magazine we took a look at a few of the latest collection of local hero model cars from the team at Supersonic Collectibles. Check them out for great present ideas for 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
FAT XB is not built for the suburbs, it’s built to own the streets
Meet FAT XB, a multi-award winning burly XB Falcon, with real V8 muscle and a fat attitude, a tough Clevo, Read More
Second-generation Chevrolet Camaros potentially offer a lot of metal for the dollar, particularly if you’re after a solid cruiser that stands out from the crowd.
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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
Combine an Italian brand, an Argentinian founder, a French name, an American stylist, a Sydney factory and an Aussie V8 and you’ve got Tommy Detomaso’s Longchamp
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One barrier to owning a collector vehicle is the amount of use it may get in order to justify the amount of money sitting in a darkened garage.
Plenty of Australian families already have 4WD dual cabs Read More
Porsche produced many memorable performance cars throughout the 1980s, but few underwent the level of engineering refinement seen in the late-series 944 Turbo.
By 1989, the platform had matured into a Read More