If you haven’t heard yet, Honda is cool again. Inform your friends, your family, and your dog; it’s happening and it’s real — and their latest out-of-the-box conceptual creation does
View fullsize Unlike our more hipsterish brothers over at NZ Performance Car, elderly classic car editors don’t often get to the movies. So you’ll have to forgive us for
Construction of the of Lotus’ latest lightweight track warriors, the new 2015 Evora 400 Sport, has come to a head, with the first of the revolutionary new cars being delivered
“Graham Johnston’s father helped during the early stages of building this special Mini but, alas, did not live to see the car completed — hence its special registration plate,
“For many classic car enthusiasts, the catalyst for owning a car from a particular marque stems back to a first sighting of that model and the thought, ‘one day
“Denny Hulme was the oldest of the ‘trio at the top’, but the last to make his Formula 1 debut — that came 50 years ago at Monaco” When
View fullsize With the launch of the first P6 in 1963, named as such because it was Rover’s sixth post-war model, Rover made their first indication that the company was
“Donn has stayed in rotary mode since last month’s column on Mazda’s RX-7, and now recalls driving the NSU Ro80 on loose-surface roads, pointing out that while Mazda made
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
A totally iconic Aussie classic, the Chrysler Valiant has always been a popular choice for Kiwi motoring enthusiasts — but how well do you know the history behind the Valiant? Challenge
It has been a whirlwind 24 hours for New Zealand motorsport fans, with both Scott Dixon and Brendon Hartley winning in their respective fields on what would have been Kiwi
“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
“Although they didn’t win this year’s Team Event at the Ellerslie Intermarque Concours, this gorgeous pair of Astons certainly lit up the Winners Circle” Ray Ferner was brought up
Looking to extend your motoring fix beyond the glossy pages of New Zealand’s leading motoring magazines, and the on-the-run convenience of The Motorhood? Well from this October, you can, with
“Early Range Rover prices are rising — Donn Anderson explains why these unique vehicles are destined to become desirable classic cars” Being first is not always the best outcome.
