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2006 Porsche Cayman S
Porsche is back with its brand new Cayman S coupe.\n
Pagani Zonda V12
The Pagani Zonda is powered by a Mercedes-Benz 7.3-litre engine encased in a handmade air intake system.
Nissan Nismo 350Z
The stunning Nismo 350Z sports coupe is a serious performance car and a real head-turner.\n
Melbourne Motor Show 2008
Held earlier this year so as not to clash with the Commonwealth Games, the Melbourne Motor Show was a stunning event that saw record crowds and amazing sales mark the Show as one of the best in its 72-show history.
Honouring the Last Monaro
Holden paid homage to the last Monaro, which was unveiled featuring a custom orange-yellow metallic colour, developed as an interpretation of the classic colours for which the late 1960s Monaro coupes were famous.
2006 Ford Focus XR5 Turbo
The Ford Focus XR5 Turbo broke cover prior to its Australian launch in May.
Final hurrah for Aussie icon: The last Monaro
GM Holden chose to retire the mighty Monaro at the peak of its popularity.
2006 Dodge Calibre
The first new Dodge since the '70s arrives in Australia
1968 HK Holden Monaro
The Monaro was a pillarless, fastback based on the HK sedan, sharing the same wheelbase, length and most mechanical components.\n
1968 Dodge Charger R/T. April 06
There's a car that's loaded with extras and then there's a car like this issue's feature car that is L-O-A-D-E-D WITH EXTRAS!!!\nIf you've got a desire to take some classic American iron to the dragstrip, and come away from the quarter mile a winner, then this machine may be just what you're looking for.\n
1960 XK Ford Falcon. March 2006
On June 28, 1960, the first Australian-built XK Falcon rolled off the production line at Broadmeadows, launching the longest continuous model line in Australian motoring history - a lineage that continues today.
2006 Colac Car Show
The cars were hot and the weather was hotter for the 2006 Colac Car Show, held on January 21st.
Chrysler 300C. March 06
Chrysler took every opportunity to preview the 300C for many months prior to it's release in Australia last October. So while familiar with its striking form, to finally get behind the wheel and look at this beauty from the driver's seat was a sheer pleasure.
1989 RUF 930 turbo. March 06
Any business that makes itself successful while working out of a town called Pfaffenhausen has got to be doing something right! I'm talking about RUF, pronounced 'roof', named after Alois Ruf.
1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass
In the US muscle car wars of the late 60s & early 70s, performance was the main shot in every manufacturer's locker, with styling the second, but equally important volley.
300C - 50 years of performance!
The latest Chrysler 300C is a modern day interpretation of the famed Chrysler '300' series of cars of the 1950s and 1960s - eleven models spanning two decades that became known as the most powerful American car.