“This Rover SD1 has been part of Michael Ahie’s family since his grandfather drove it off the showroom floor over 30 years ago. He shares the story of returning
This New Zealand Classic Car Issue No. 306 cover car sparked many fond memories of these big Aussie coupés, as I remember my first ‘real’ car was an HK GTS Monaro,
Sometimes late at night, once the baby is asleep, the dog has found a spot on the couch (her fur will stick to for all eternity), and the pub
“The Morris 8 was the most successful of all the pre-war Morris cars, and the one which helped lift Morris Motors out of the depression years ” In fact
BMW has always been a brand that does some seriously cool things. Throughout their motorsport history they’ve been renowned for building well-balanced machines with an engine up front and power
This 1970 SL280 top-spec hardtop/soft-top (two-top) automatic (left-hand drive) convertible in the exceptionally rare and exquisitely beautiful Horizon Blue (with navy interior) is one of the finest examples you’ll find.
When looking back over the last few decades, it’s fair to say that Pontiac’s Trans Am has been an extremely successful and popular model series — one that has attracted
“Some cars from the ’80s and ’90s are now approaching classic status and we take a look at some of them” Most Porsche purists will tell you that a
“This outstanding time capsule classic has been owned by the same enthusiast for almost four decades” Looking for an original ’60s or early ’70s muscle car these days, whether
If you’re like any normal car enthusiast in your 20s or 30s, growing up, you probably idolized the McLaren F1 on video games, such as Gran Turismo. With a single
“Alas, we only got to drive it around our photo studio but we just couldn’t pass up the chance to train our cameras on McLaren’s latest creation — especially
“When retired banker Brian Mudge decided to upgrade his trusty Morris Traveller to something a little more comfortable and with some extra power, a 1970 Wolseley was one of
“It’s got a smaller engine and a pair of turbos — Lachie Jones tests whether messing with a winning formula has paid off for Porsche and its newest version
There are many who believe that Japanese cars are tools. They’re a functional piece of equipment with a job to do. They’re commodities to be bought by large companies to
“Nothing says ‘Kiwi holiday’ like a caravan — and what better way to pull one than with a classic US cruiser?” It’s summer — and all across the country
