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Vehicle entries are now open for the world's largest continuous motoring event the famous Bay to Birdwood Run.

1939 Auto Union "Silverarrow" to star at Goodwood Festival of Speed

On 30 June 1908, Harry Dutton and Murray Aunger left Adelaide to travel to Darwin in a 25hp Talbot.

If there was any doubt as to the racing credentials of the new Nissan GTR, they have been well and truly been put to rest, with the GTR achieved a lap time at the infamous Nurburgring in Germany of seven minutes and 29 seconds.

Waxing and polishing your car - it's one of those jobs that has to be done. . . . that no-one looks forward to!

The AMG Performance Studio has developed a new limited edition vehicle in conjunction with Swiss watchmaker IWC Schaffhausen, the exclusive SL 63 AMG 'Edition IWC'.

The Mazda2 3-door is now on sale in Australia, priced from $15,750.

The Supercharged Elise SC is the newest addition to the 2008 Lotus line up. Easily defined by its new rear spoiler and unique alloy wheels, this is the first time the roadster has been fitted with an all new supercharger installation producing 162kW and an electrifying 0-100km/h in 4.6 seconds.

Subaru has unveiled its stunning new generation All-Wheel Drive Impreza World Rally Car 2008.

Holden Special Vehicles is set to release a seriously fast station wagon - dubbed the Tourer.

By the end of 1948 Holden, had built 112 48-215s and had thousands of orders on hand.

Fifty years ago in May, 1958, the foundations for a new General Motors-Holden's automotive plant were poured in a paddock close to the satellite city of Elizabeth, north of Adelaide.

The Holden car has a special place in Australia's history and certainly during the 1950s and 60s, it was virtually impossible to ignore the significance that the Holden had on our transport needs.

On 29 November 1948, the first production car - now named Holden - rolled off the GM-H Fishermens Bend assembly line.

Ferrari has revealed the California, its all new model that will debut at the Paris Motor Show in October before arriving in Australia in the middle of 2009.

Designed by Pininfarina, with coachwork by Scaglietti, this magnificent example was the fourth of only thirty-two 250 LMs built. The highlight of its extensive racing history occurred in 1965 when Jochen Rindt won the Austrian Grand Prix.

Ever experienced a 'vision'? No, I'm not talking about the sort of things seen by those 'talking-to-the-dead' style charlatans, but a genuine vision - a solution to a problem that pops into your head, as clear and precise as if you saw it with your own eyes.

Sausages. You've got hot and spicy - the one that spits and sparks on the grill, then the skin pops open like the gullwing doors on a 300SL.

To mark the 30th anniversary of the BMW M1 super sports car, BMW Group Design is presenting a homage to this legendary model as part of the Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este 2008.

The Chrysler Charger generated excitement that's rare in the motor industry, even today.

One of the 45 rare cars at the RM Auctions/Sotheby's Ferrari Legend and Passion auction, held at the Fiorano Circuit, was a stunning 1961 Ferrari California Spyder which once belonged to actor James Coburn. The car achieved an astonishing Euro 7,040,000 million (AU$11,492,356), which is an all time record for this model.

Last month we previewed some of the great cars coming up in Shannons Sydney Autumn classic Auction, and we can now report that expectations were exceeded.

Designed by Renault, developed by Nissan and manufactured in Renault -Samsung Motors' Pusan plant in Korea, the Koleos is the result of close collaboration between teams from each of these Renault-Nissan Alliance brands.