With the Citroën’s 100th anniversary year coming to an end in 2019, we take a belated opportunity to recognize this milestone with our feature classic: Citroën’s most audacious, innovative, and
There is scarcely a car on the planet more polarizing than the Porsche 911 View fullsize Those in the Porsche camp will generally be firmly so, and will
The Aston Martin Vulcan — a track-only limited-edition supercar, and the British marque’s most extreme and exhilarating creation to date View fullsize A couple of years ago, three very
In our second ‘lockdown’ issue we bring you another great issue featuring an eclectic mix of fine classics. From where the horses roar in Maranello, we feature a
Donn Anderson recalls waiting patiently 60 years ago to take a photo of a famous racing driver — and he wasn’t disappointed View fullsize Stirling and the Maserati
The Chris Stephens Datsun 240Z is a brilliant example of a model that changed the way we think about Japanese cars View fullsize Is Japan about to become
Maserati named a number of its cars after winds because, in its opinion, that’s what the cars go like — the wind! View fullsize The dramatic mid-engine Bora,
Is there such a thing as a bad Ferrari? In this market report, we look at some of New Zealand’s favourite models and assess their prospects
Bathurst was the entry point for this local legend View fullsize When the Australian motor industry was entering its golden era, one car set the benchmark. Ford’s Falcon GTHO and
This month for Star Insurance Marketplace Ben Selby checks out the perception that our European classics are being sold overseas while the cars coming in are American. In
This month for Star Insurance Marketplace Ben Selby examines the financial premium attached to vehicles with a star-studded connection. Celebrity and classic cars go hand in hand. Since
Appreciate all the finer things in life? We’ve served up your Sunday afternoon viewing on a gold platter. The newest addition to Three’s line up, Carpool showcases the
We send the spotlight under the car to focus on the drivetrain, covering everything from the engine’s crankshaft to the driven wheels The drivetrain is one of those
Thirty cars from one collection are going under the hammer this Saturday 13 October and with so many desirable cars being offered at once the old laws of supply and demand might make some of them bargains.
The engine rightfully gets the most attention, as well as naming rights, in the engine bay, but if it is going to deliver its best, it needs the
