Articles by Mike Ryan

KTM and its Australian partners have announced that the X-Bow sports roadster is now ADR compliant and street legal for Australian use.

The work of an American designer and builder that's largely unknown today, the 'Gardner Special' Studebaker predicted future American production and custom car design trends.

Marking 50 years since the first Shelby-badged "Super Snake" Mustang was produced, Shelby American has announced a special '50th Anniversary Shelby Super Snake', with the birthday special officially unveiled at Barrett-Jackson's Scottsdale auction earlier this month.

With help from Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, Ford pulled the covers off their 2018-model Mustang today; with the update to the sixth generation 'Pony Car' described by the carmaker as the most advanced Mustang ever.

Caterham Cars has enjoyed a stellar 2016, with the specialty UK carmaker posting their best annual sales result in 20 years.

Dodge has announced plans to bring back the 'Demon' nameplate for a special edition of their Challenger SRT muscle car.

In its first full year on sale, Ford's new "world market" Mustang was Australia's best seller in its segment, according to VFACTS figures released today.

Despite building modern versions of the AC/Shelby Cobra for almost a decade, 2017 marks the first time that AC Cars will offer the iconic sports two-seater in right-hand drive form.

It sounds like sacrilege to Mustang purists, but Ford has announced they will be releasing a hybrid-engined Mustang, as part of a range of hybrid and all-electric vehicles, within the next four years.

In the wake of last June's Brexit vote, prices for Australian-delivered Caterham Sevens have been adjusted - to the benefit of Aussie enthusiasts.

To celebrate DTM driver Marco Wittman's second championship in the German Touring Car series last year, BMW has produced 200 units of a special M4 'DTM Champion Edition', 10 of which have been confirmed for Australian delivery.

Following on from Jaguar's recreation of E Type Lightweight and XKSS models from their back catalogue, Aston Martin are doing the same, building a small run of "continuation" models of their C1959 DB4 GT - the short wheelbase version of the DB4.