“Gerard examines the emergence of the Japanese performance car in New Zealand during the ’70s and ’80s, and makes a case for a new breed of classic car” Right
“Immaculate and raucous, this 1972 Datsun 1200 coupé pushes the boundaries of period-correct modifying” View fullsize When it comes to putting a personal touch on an older modified car,
“Donn is reunited with the actual Datsun 240Z he road-tested more than four decades ago” View fullsize Cover of the November 1971 edition of Motorman, shot at Ardmore airport
View fullsize Former V8 Supercar champion and Kiwi-racing great Greg Murphy will get his first taste of tarmac rallying when he fronts up for this year’s week-long Targa New
Every few weeks, we take more of an in-depth look at a car we’ve found — be it at an event, at the racetrack, or on the side of
“Trevor Stanley-Joblin recalls memories of camping and caravanning from the 1950s to 1970s — backed up by recollections from his family” Back in the September 2006 issue of New
“Trevor Collins, now resident in New Zealand but once part of the innovative Rover Gas Turbine group, remembers the time 50 years ago when an even more radically powered
One of the true good guys of Australasian motorsport, Jim Richards, will soon touch down on home soil for the annual Gathering of Geezers charity dinner, held in November on
“In 1966 Kiwis scored a one–two finish at Le Mans. In 2015, local lads Earl Bamber and Brendon Hartley followed in the footsteps of Chris Amon, Bruce McLaren, and
“In the wake of Sir Jack Brabham’s recent passing, Michael Clark pays tribute to one of the all-time great motor-racing personalities” Sir Jack Brabham passed away a matter of
Carrozzeria Zagato have designed some of the most iconic cars of all time — but how much do you know about this famous Italian coachbuilder? Take our challenging quiz below, and
“After five years of top-level motor racing in New Zealand, Andy Buchanan walked away with no regrets. He tells Gordon some of his story” View fullsize Photo: Euan Sarginson
Over the weekend of August 22–23, we received news that Phil Kerr had passed away on the morning of Saturday, August 22. Phil, who told his own story in his
“From sheep fence to replica 1920s speedster, this Chevrolet is a moving tribute to the man who was probably America’s most unfortunate motor-industry pioneer” View fullsize When Nigel Fraser
The weird and wonderful catalogue of amazing vehicles up for sale at the Bonhams auction house in London has gained 13 more cars for their upcoming Goodwood Revival sale being
