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Custom-built Hot Rod fuses grunt, glam and gadgets.

GM UK's version of the Holden, Vauxhall has rolled out their most powerful model yet.

By the early 1960s, a lot of Aussies had gone from just 'wanting a car' to 'wanting a better car'.

Australia's high performance car manufacturer, Holden Special Vehicles, has launched a limited edition model to help celebrate twenty years of its most successful nameplate, the ClubSport.

Several manufacturers are trumpeting new speed records set by their marques.

The Australian motoring landscape changed forever in 1960 when Ford launched the first Falcon.

What do you do when you can't sleep at night?

Job satisfaction is part of the gig for Rob Lang.

Shannons master auctioneer Bill Wellwood has passed away after more than 25 years of bringing down the gavel on some of Australia's most desirable and sought after cars.

Leanne Tander is undoubtedly the most recognized and successful woman in Australian motorsport today.

JC CHATS WITH JB! 'Retirement' is a word you cannot apply to John Bowe.

Alvis, one of the most innovative car manufacturing brands of the 1930s, is set to return to business.

From humble beginnings in 1915, Dodge had grown to become one of America's most prodigious, if not most popular, marques in less than a decade.

The Ford Thunderbird is celebrating its 55th anniversary this year, and owners from across the world came together to celebrate the classic car at Ford World headquarters in the USA.

After a 72 year history Ford is axing the Mercury brand in an attempt to bolster sales of the Lincoln, which will now be offered in an expanded seven model range.

Renault has revealed this stunning concept car before the Paris Motor Show.

Let's be honest, kitcars can be pretty hideous, especially those that try to create mini versions of classic road and sportscars...

You hear some terrible stories about lovely old cars that are just left to rot in sheds.

Around 200 classic cars from all over Australia with an estimated total value of more than $100 million will face the judges at this year's Concours d'Elegance Australia.

Unkindly dubbed a "poor man's Rolls Royce"...

Car enthusiasts who spend much time in different states of this great country will be very aware of the fact that different rules apply.

The world's most famous car - the Aston Martin DB5 as driven by James Bond in the films Goldfinger and Thunderball - made its first appearance in 40 years in the UK at Stoke Park Club.

On a dirt oval in Detroit, Henry Ford drove himself to victory against just one other contender - and wrote his name into history.

It is ironic that one of the finest Mustang muscle cars -- the 1969-70 Mustang Boss 302 -- was designed by the General Motors team responsible for the impressive Chevy Camaro.