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1963 Bentley S3 Continental
A Bentley Continental. This is what James Bond wanted before he received the Aston Martin. That's because in James's prime, the Continental was the car to have for touring, well, the Continent.Just a couple of things to sort out about a Bentley Continental. The first ones (1952) were made to a specification that called for (a) 2 doors and (b) more performance than the dour 4 door Bentley saloon.Not that any of this was new to Bentley. They had a "sports" model, called the Corniche, set for launch around 1940 but we know who put a stop to that.
1975 Ford Landau
In many ways, the Landau is a car that defies categorisation. It's luxury. . . but sporty, too. At the time of its release in 1973, the Landau was a totally new concept - at least for the Australian market. For the past decade, the Thunderbird had been selling like hot cakes in the USA - as a "personal luxury" coupe. No doubt, Ford's then Managing Director, the American Bill Bourke, thought the same concept could work here.\n
1972 XA Ford Falcon
Launched in February 1972, the Ford XA was a classic Seventies car with bold and brash styling, numerous body styles and just a touch of class.
Lister Le Mans
If the Lister name is familiar to you, then you will have likely heard of the Lister Storm, but how about the Lister Le Mans?
GM stakes its future with daring Chevrolet Volt
GM announced that they will introduce multiple propulsion systems that fit into a common chassis, using electric drive to help the world diversify energy sources and establish electricity from the grid as one of those sources.
Welcome to issue No. 133
The motoring year is charging ahead at full speed with lots of motoring events and shows upon us.
8.4L Dodge Viper SRT10
The new 2008 Dodge Viper SRT10 boasts standout power, upping the ante with a new, 8.4-litre aluminium V10 engine that produces an astounding 600 horsepower and 560 lb.-ft. of torque.
FX Holdens
30+ top condition Holdens that the GMH enthusiast hopes to feature in a museum on the Canowindra
Holden SS Commodore
Performance models are 'cream on the cake' for VE range
Australian Group C Racers
We wouldn't normally feature three cars within a feature like this, but when you have cars like these genuine Group C race weapons, I'm sure you'll forgive us for making an exception!
1948 FX Holden
On 29th November 1948, the first Holden was unveiled. . .
Elfin Sports Car gets Special Treatment
Scottish motor racing entrepreneur Tom Walkinshaw has purchased Melbourne-based Elfin Sports Cars.
Audi Supercars
Often regarded as the 'poor relation' in the trio of German luxury car makers, Audi is raising the bar with the introduction of three 'supercar' models.
2006 Holden Caprice. Jan 07
It's been a big year for GM Holden, especially with their luxury WM Statesman and Caprice flagships.
Fuel Saving Tips!
Making a few changes to your driving style can greatly improve your fuel economy.
Welcome to issue No. 130
The English Cricket Team might be attempting to defend The Ashes, but one famous Knight has already scored a ton. Sir Alec Issigonis, designer of the post war Morris Minor and world famous Mini, was born 100 years ago on 18 November 1906. He studied engineering in London and later became a draughtsman and worked for Morris before World War II.
Driving for Fuel Economy!
Car type, engine size and driving style all contribute to that precious figure we call the average litres to complete 100 kilometres.
DVD Review: "Brock: Back to Bathurst"
The death of Peter Brock this past September while competing in the Targa West Rally was as sudden as it was unexpected. Most were shocked. All were saddened and many were in disbelief at how the man who's conquered Mt Panorama nine times (Ten if you count the Bathurst 24 Hour) could tragically lose his life doing something that he's an acknowledged master at.
Aston, Bond's Aston
At the PR launch for Casino Royale earlier in the year, the new Aston DBS was centre stage - as it should be!
1990 Rolls Royce Silver Spirit II. January 2007
First thought that crossed my mind as I sat in the Rolls Royce Silver Spirit? Somebody paid hundreds of thousands of dollars for this, and less than 100,000 km later I can buy it for under $60 Grand.
1957 Ford Country Sedan. January 2007
IN THE NAVY! Yes, you can sail the seven seas. IN THE NAVY! Yes, you can put your mind at ease. IN THE NAVY! Come on now, people, make a stand. IN THE NAVY! You can drive a Ford sedan!
1956 FE Holden. January 2007
The FE Holden was a dramatic and bold new model that left the FJ Holden in its wake! By the early Fifties, Holden was undisputed market leader, yet its winning models were looking tired.
Lotus Europa S. Dec 06
The Lotus Europa S revives a name from the past in this Opel powered 2.0-litre turbo -charged four-cylinder (as used in the Holden Astra). A comprehensive range of premium equipment is fitted as standard.
Lexus Chrome IS250 Show Car
The Lexus Chrome IS250 show car is finished in stunning Mirrachrome. In addition to the paintwork, the IS250 has been fitted with a new Lexus body kit - consisting of front lower spoiler, side skirts, rear lower skirt and a boot spoiler - which Lexus plans to introduce as a genuine Lexus Accessory late in 2006.
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