Defining 1980s Japanese automotive excessiveness with a supercharged mid-engined and rear-wheel-drive Toyota MR2. View fullsize Gripped by a whirlwind of rapid technological advances, 1980s Japan was riding on
October’s New Zealand Classic Car is on sale now. This month, one of the great classic cars on a beauty per dollar basis, the MGA, graces our cover.
Route 66 Tours with Beach Hop frontman Noddy Watts are well known. It’s a grand idea for a fully escorted self-driving tour, in this case, of a part of
For those who recognise the essence of luxury; for apprentice plutocrats wanting to signal their sense of entitlement but who don’t yet have all the cash required
It can sometimes be difficult to reconcile your hobbies with those of your partner, but the Very Vintage Day Out neatly straddles the divide with an awesome vehicle
View fullsize At one stage in the late ’60s, it seemed that the Anziel Nova was in the news media all the time, appearing in numerous newspapers and
View fullsize Some cars inspire so much affection that their value soars way beyond their guide price. ‘Geraldine’ is one of those priceless classics. After Chris Steele sold
View fullsize In 1971 Skoda decided rallying might just give its cars some much needed cool factor — and it very nearly worked. The rear-engined layout and some
There’s plenty of affection for the Rootes Group family cars. Their simplicity also makes them a contender for a cost-effective restoration — if you can still find
New Zealand Classic Car talks to the experts on how to repaint once and do it right A car’s paint and metal work tells its story, with the
McKenzie and Sayers set an early lead and held onto it throughout three daysof torrid classic tarmac rally racing in the bay. Haydn McKenzie and co-driver Matt Sayers
The cover car of New Zealand Classic Car issue 341 is a gorgeous NZ-new example of one of the most likeable of great English classics, the Jensen Interceptor
Perhaps New Zealand Classic Car is breaking some unwritten rule by including a column on classic motorcycles… We had barely got started when our Velocette Viceroy scooter attracted
The Falcon GT dominates the cover of the latest issue of New Zealand Classic Car (#342) much as its GTHO siblings did at Bathurst from 67-72. Also
For its 16th adventure around the world, the French association Traction sans Frontières selected New Zealand. Report written by Philippe and Nana Lasson Several reasons explain our choice.
