View fullsize Want a chance to win this Makita BBY180Z 18V Cordless Motor Assisted Bicycle, and a free 12-month subscription to either NZ Performance Car, NZV8 or New Zealand Classic
The series formerly known as ‘BNT V8 SuperTourers’ has been officially rebranded as ‘BNT NZ SuperTourers’. “The series needed a much stronger identity so we are very pleased with
Back in the ’60s, Jaguar built 12 examples of marque’s famous Lightweight E-Type — a car that featured an all-aluminium body and engine block and a stripped-out interior. At the time,
Kiwi Scott McLaughlin won the final race of the MSS Security Challenge at the Formula One Rolex Australian Grand Prix and became the first Volvo Australian Touring car winner
Last month the Twin Rivers Car Parade and display was held at the Canterbury A&P Showgrounds. Even though the weather was very overcast and less than ideal, the crowds
Photo: Geoff Ridder Photo: Geoff Ridder The Aucklander became the only driver to beat champion Greg Murphy so far this year when he won race two at last month’s
Words by Jayden StirrupPhotos by Christian Hartung It was a day to remember them, and remember them we did. Race 10 kicked off the Anzac day clash for national
Hayden Pedersen is getting closer and closer to his dream of becoming a professional Nascar driver. The 19-year-old from Rotorua has made the shift to the United States and
After much drama in and outside of Sunday’s races, Nick Ross won the NZV8 Touring Cars TLX Championship, a title he has hunted with vigour since entering the series
The nerves of Ford executives about releasing there “baby” were eased when the first 500 Euro-spec 2015 Mustangs were reserved within the first 30 seconds of the UEFA Champions
Check out these wallpapers from issues 191-200! Small on the left, large on the right.
“Published in NZ Performance Car Issue No. 194” View fullsize Ten years ago, at the age of sixteen, Jason Treloar swapped a shitty old Mazda 626 for an even
“Published in New Zealand Classic Car Issue No. 195” View fullsize Anyone who tells you that the Australian P76 was a lemon is a prune. The management and infrastructure
