“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
“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
“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
Formed by a 30-strong group of Mustang owners in 1981, the Canterbury Mustang Owners Club today has more than 200 members, all sharing the same enthusiastic and friendly spirit
“You may be wondering why an old Series 1 Land Rover would be presented to four Kiwi mates as a Valentine’s Day gift. It’s a great yarn full of
“What’s better than owning one classic Aussie Ford? Why, two of course!” On any given day, it’s fairly rare to see an immaculately presented, original XW Ford Fairmont GS
When work sends a joker nearly 1000 miles away from home for eight days, it’s a mix of the good and the not-so-flash. The good includes travel, meeting different people,
On Sunday, March 13, Matamata Panelworks opened the doors for all to see for the 10th year running, to showcase their state-of-the-art facilities and workmanship. View fullsize From rather humble
“Back to the swinging sixties with Maserati’s iconic supercar” As always, when we head away from Auckland for a week or so to meet up with classic car owners
The Variety Bash was an Australian import when it first kicked off in New Zealand 26 years ago. Dick Smith had organized a bush-bashing rally with his mates to
The new sixth-generation Ford Mustang is the first of the iconic pony car to roll off the production line in right-hand drive. We were recently lucky enough to get the
As Americarna is one of the largest events for American vehicles in New Zealand, there’s never any shortage of jaw-dropping vehicles on display. We came across this exquisitely restored
When the first Caffeine & Classics event kicked off three years ago, you can be sure that Protecta Insurance, the team behind the event, would never have predicted it to
The first Morris Minor (Morrie) was shown to the British public in 1948, 35 years after the company was founded in 1913. It made its debut at the London
