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A chilly Mudgee Racecourse was the starting point for the 80th anniversary Royal Flying Doctor Service Outback Car Trek on June 1st.

Porsche celebrates 60 years of manufacturing in 2008. The German sports car manufacturer grew out of Ferry Porsche's disdain for suitable sports cars that were available following WWII.

As the world's oldest continuous motoring brand, Peugeot has gone from strength to strength since 1891, and is proud to have produced its 50-millionth vehicle.

The protection and performance you need from Nulon's 100% Synthetic and Mineral based Oils, are now available in compact & convenient 1 Litre bottles - the perfect top up.

The Mazda RX-8, the world's most successful rotary powered sports car, has been substantially updated.

This is Mazda's latest concept of a sporty, compact crossover vehicle. Called the Mazda Kazamai, which means "swirling winds" will be revealed at the Moscow Motor Show.

You will have noticed that 2008 is a year of many automotive anniversaries. Just this issue we have stories on Holden's 60th anniversay, Commodores 30th, Porsches 60th and Lotus 60th anniversary.

Great advances have been made by Kincrome Australia with the release of a Ring Ratchet and Adaptor set including one gear spanner with 13 adaptors that allow you to change your gear spanner to 15 different sizes.

Commodore's place as Holden's longest-standing and most successful nameplate is undisputed.

With the focus being on all things Commodore - and Brock - this issue, it seems only appropriate that we bring to your attention a combination of the two!

When a Parnelli Jones Saleen Mustang, Ferrari F430 and Lotus Exige have to park outside, it gives you an idea that something very special must be inside!

Gippsland Vehicle Museum has received a major boost, gaining the support of Shannons.

Based on the FG Falcon XR8 sedan road car, the new Blue Oval weapon was designed and built by major Ford V8 Supercar teams Ford Performance Racing Triple 8 and Stone Brothers Racing.

And now, the end is near, And so I face the final curtain. My friend, I'll say it clear, I'll state my case, of which I'm certain. . . . .

Around the Canberra corridors of power they call him BT. Come breakfast time he yells, "where's my BLT"; some minion responds "sorry BT - I'll get the BLT, PDQ".

GM Holden's headquarters in Port Melbourne, was the setting for the unveiling of the final production version of the Chevrolet Camaro.

An iconic Holden - driven by a Holden icon - is now for sale in the form of the 1953 FX raced by Peter Brock at the '06 Goodwood Revival

Are you chasing maximum horsepower and reliable engine performance?

Changes to the exterior styling, interior enhancements, and a new 3.0-litre diesel engine are the highlights to changes just announced in Europe.

The EH was the fastest selling Holden ever!

It's 1930. You're a wealthy heiress living in Geelong. You want to go to Darwin and back, but aren't inclined to fly. What do you? You take a taxi of course!

If the past few months are any indication, it's fair to say the majority of JUST CARS readers will see more Model T Fords this year than for the rest of their lives!

Australian muscle cars of all models will gather in the Nursery Car Park at Flemington Racecourse on Sunday July 20 for the fourth annual Shannons Classic Australian Car Show.

A 1963 Holden EH Special Station Wagon, restored by disadvantaged young people with the encouragement of the late Peter Brock, turned in an impressive auction result at the recent Shannons Melbourne Winter Classic Auction.