“Ashley Webb takes a close look at a Masters’ Class-winning Porsche” The Ellerslie Intermarque Concours d’Elégance has now been part of the Kiwi classic car enthusiasts’ calendar for an
“When it’s time for your final exit — why not go in classic style?” When Feilding funeral director William Cotton & Sons Ltd decided to think about updating its
“We called in to visit Oamaru Auto Collection, home to a very unique collection of fine classic cars, including some extraordinary classic race and rally cars” As we sat
“Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue. We have it all right here in the one package. Come and take a ride in a classic icon” View fullsize That
A few of the members of The Motorhood team (NZ Performance Car, New Zealand Classic Car, and NZV8) have come up with their ultimate two-car garage. Check out our
The Daimler & Lanchester (Jaguar) Owners in New Zealand Spare Parts Club was founded back in 1971 by Gordon Somerville and the late Laurie Wason, and became an incorporated
“Ashley and Adam slip out for a double-shot espresso and catch up with a baristawho serves up the caffeine classic style” Those of you who regularly visit Auckland’s Tamaki
New Zealand Classic Car Issue No. 304 gives you an in-depth look at the individual, survivor, and team winners at the 2016 New Zealand Classic Car show held in
The second day of Repco Beach Hop 16 (March 30), was what most would have associated with previous years’ day one — the Go Waihi Warm Up Party. As always,
When you’ve got this many ‘legends of speed’ on your doorstep, an hour south of Auckland city, at Hampton Downs Motorsport Park, you’d be a sucker if you didn’t check
I’m not the first, and certainly won’t be the last, to make a song and dance about the price of air-cooled Turbo Porsches, but something extraordinary has just happened. Yesterday,
“Jaguar takes on the Germans at their own game with the all-new XE: Allan checks out the Sport version to see if it really is capable of putting a
“An author and retired barrister, the owner of this lovely Karmann Ghia is well qualified to write about the qualities of his stylish German coupé — so we asked Chris
Wheels, like most choices we make regarding our cars, are a very personal choice. Some of us choose to stay with the original style, while others choose to be
“Fancy Italian styling, reliable Ford V8 power and practicality, all allied to supercar performance — what’s not to like?” The New Zealand Classic Car team headed down to the
