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The Mustang was a star performer over Europe in the 1940's and Korea in the 50's. Single engined, highly manoeuvrable, yet capable of reaching Berlin from England and making it back, too.

An unprecedented line up of new 4x4 was unveiled at the Sydney show.

Toyota's new flagship sedan - the Aurion V6 - is now on sale.

Toyota showed that a performance Aurion is on the cards'

Suzuki's first WRC car was displayed for the first time in Sydney.

The Aero X is a bold marriage of Saab's aviation history and radical future design.

Malyasian car maker Proton returned to the motor show with the new Satria, due to go on sale here in February

Take a standard Mitsubishi 380 and let the Ralliart Team loose on it and this is the result!

The Mazda Kabura concept draws on the suspension of an RX-8 and the 2.0-litre engine of an MX-5 in a compact layout with unconventional 3+1 seating. There are three full size seats and one smaller jump seat behind the driver.

The limited edition GranSport MC Victory celebrates Maserati's 2005 FIA GT Manufacturers Cup win.

The Mercedes-Benz R-Class is a vehicle that is difficult to pigeon-hole. On sale in Australia since April, Mercedes call the R-Class a 'Grand Sports Tourer'.

A special Tribute to an Aussie Icon, Peter Brock (1945-2006).

Think Bosch and you usually think of batteries, spark plugs and brake pads. But Bosch also have 'exterior' automotive innovations.

In the automobile game, as in many other things, timing is everything. Automotive history is littered with failures attributable - at least in part - to bad timing. Edsel, anyone?

"Heckflosse", you might say, but probably only if you're German. More likely the heck becomes "tail" and flosse "fin". Tailfin.

No, not the soulful 70's crooner famous for his 'luuuurve' songs, this Barry White has a passion for making beautiful engines, not beautiful ladies hum!!

The Board of the National Parts Code Inc (NPC), established in 2004 to administer a Code of Practice for the Auto Parts Recycling Industry, launched its long term strategy this June to eradicate the trade of stolen auto parts within Australia.

The Chrysler 300C Touring may be bold and brash, but it is also an outstanding wagon delivering comfort, performance and a 'look at me attitude' that has struck a cord with a market craving for something different.

The iconic Saab Convertible turns 20 this year, and to celebrate Saab is launching a limited edition 20th Anniversary Convertible.

The C-Class is the most successful Benz ever with over two million C-Class vehicles produced since 2000. Since the launch of the 190E in 1984 in Australia, the C-Class range has proven its popularity with over 55,000 deliveries, making it the most sought after Mercedes-Benz product of all time.

Excuse my enthusiasm, but a friend of mine has just made my day. He arrived on my doorstep with an absolutely gorgeous early model Rolls Royce Phantom. Finished in bright yellow it cut an impressive profile. There's still a little way to go on restoration, but this car is going to be used for daily travel - when appropriate - and so restoration to concours standard is not a priority.

Hot on the heels of its announcement as the Official Car Care Products of the V8 Supercar Championship series for 2006, ARMOR ALL have released a range of 'Gel' cleaning products designed to keep your ride looking like new, inside & out.

I once knew this bloke who forever went on about his "homologation special". You know the sort - bit of a big mouth; liked the attention; said his was the biggest & strongest and worth twice what yours was.

The Valiant Charger created huge interest upon its introduction in August 1971. Part of the only Australian-designed Valiant family at that time - the VH Series - the Charger was released two months after the VH sedan. The two-door Charger was an immediate success, and within 12 months accounted for 50 percent of all Valiant sales.