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Holden Commodore has become Australia's highest-selling vehicle for the fifteenth consecutive year, according to sales figures released by the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI).

Specialist supercar maker G-Power, has demonstrated the world's fastest LPG powered car, the Hurricane GS, which reached 333km/h.

Just like naughty school children caught out doing the wrong thing, so too did the US car manufacturers put on a brave, new (dare we say responsible) public face at the Detroit Motor Show.

A little Brit classic is the subject of this "My Project" feature, but it's a little different insofar as Bruce Gibbs's 1966 Mark II Humber Sceptre is a model that was never officially imported to Australia.

The new Alfa Romeo 4C Concept sports car has been unveiled at the 2011 Geneva International Motor Show. Billed as a supercar designed for the 21st century, the 4C takes the legendary sports car maker back to its historic roots, promising classic handling, excellent performance and Italian style while meeting demanding safety and environmental requirements.

The Phillip Island Classic Festival of Motorsport is set to be sweeter than ever this year, with a field of around 500 vehicles already confirmed for the three day event.

Mazda's new MX-5 Special Edition roadster is now on offer in limited numbers for Australian buyers.

Having been starved of a local motor show since Melbourne 2008, the all new, bells and whistles, Australian (formerly Sydney) International Motor Show was recently staged in the Harbour City. With its new found status, the show lived up to all standards, with visitors treated to a fabulous cross section of motoring metal.

Uniting motoring enthusiasts and fun-seekers in the love of cars, country and a great cause, the NSW Variety Bash is set to make its departure from Sydney again on August 6th, 2011.

The XK Falcon was close to ideal for US motorists heading into the 1960s but fell short of what Australians expected of a family car.

The Australian Rally Championship has just launched a new initiative to uncover and reward talented young rally drivers.

Porsche fans will get a rare treat in March when the 2011 Phillip Island Classic Festival of Motorsport hosts an impressive selection of cars from Germany's Porsche Museum.

The fifth generation of the evergreen 911, known as the 997 series, introduced a number of new features aimed not only at addressing criticisms of the previous 911, but also at adding new levels of driver comfort and enjoyment.

When Chevrolet debuted their all-new 'Task Force' range of trucks and pickups for 1955, GMC followed suit with their own line, dubbed 'Blue Chip'.

Take a tired old Datsun 1600, add one determined enthusiast, a pair of dedicated tradesman and an idea to turn a stock 4 cylinder into a performance classic and you've got Greg Bremner's Datsun 1600 SSS tribute.

Hot Wheels and Coles Express are giving motorists the chance to fuel their passion, offering fuel at just 10 cents per litre - the same price it was in 1968!

Volvo has revealed a futuristic concept car, they call the Volvo Air Motion.

That classic British car company, Morgan, is going back to its roots to resurrect the legendary Three wheeler.

The Chevrolet Camaro has been named the "hottest car" at the 2010 SEMA Show in Las Vegas.

On Sunday 27th February at their Campbellfield headquarters, the Ford performance powerhouse will once again open its doors to the public for a day of fun for all the family.

The Chevy 'Red Flash' SS Camaro is one of the most wanted cars on earth!

The long awaited Camaro convertible was unveiled at the LA motor show and is coming to Australia in mid-2011.

JUST CARS readers familiar with the work of the great Swiss philosopher, Carl Jung (there are a few of you out there, surely!!), will no doubt also be familiar with his work on the concept of 'synchronicity'. Never heard of him, or it?? Never mind, but it does have a bearing on this month's Editor's Choice feature.