Articles by Mike Ryan

More than 50 years after it was first created, the Meyers Manx is still a car that makes you smile.

With a big V8 under the bonnet and Charger R/T inspired finishes inside and out, this classic Dodge ute performs as good as it looks.

While this classic Rolls-Royce retains its factory appearance outside, open the bonnet or look inside and it’s very, very different.

One of the world’s most iconic and recognisable cars recently reached its 60th Anniversary.

A customer-driven project has seen one of Alfa Romeo’s most iconic cars reimagined for the new millennium.

Built in Britain, raced in France, restored in Australia and now back in its homeland, this Bentley has had a hell of a journey.

The latest one-off creation from Bugatti takes handcrafting to a whole new level.

The latest creation from Ferrari’s Special Projects programme is a no holds barred, track only weapon.

It’s already a South Australian institution for classic car aficionados, but the Bay to Birdwood is aiming to be a national institution, too.

After inventing the ‘Luxury 4x4’ with their Wagoneer in 1963, Jeep upped the ante in the 1980s with the Grand Wagoneer.

With a big footprint and performance to match, this full-sized classic Ford makes a big impact.

It looks like a stock example of an early Corvette, but this one is hiding a few extras.