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Lamborghini’s Squadra Corse racing division unveiled the ‘SC18’ on 19 November; a model they say is the first one-off racer in the division’s history.

One-off 993 turbo was part of AU$33.5 million all-Porsche sale in USA

In a further celebration of 70 years since the release of the XK 120, Jaguar has built two rally cars based on the F-Type convertible.

Offered on coupe and convertible, limited edition celebrates 70 years of the XK 120.

Little cars made a big impression at this year’s Motorclassica.

Another amazing display of automotive excellence old and new made the 2018 Motorclassica another success.

The first priority for Cortina devotee, Richard Coles, after stepping off a long-haul flight from Blighty, was to find a sweet set of wheels to help get him around his new home. It took no less than 24hrs to secure the purchase of a 1968 2 door Mk2 Cortina.

Engine mods deliver 400kW and 632Nm as part of comprehensive upgrade package

When Mazda announced in October that they’d be bringing back the rotary engine, sports car fans got their hopes up that an RX-7, RX-8 or similar would be returning to the range.

Following its presentation in concept form Porsche has confirmed that the 911 Speedster will return on the current (991) platform as a limited-production model.

Demand for Ford’s GT supercar has seen production increase from the original commitment of 1,000 to 1,350.

Virtual racer created in-house by GM Holden Design & Engineering to mark 50th Anniversary of Holden’s first Bathurst win.

Porsche produce a new 993 turbo. . . twenty years after they built the last one.

Tarmac rallying heads north for the first ever Targa Great Barrier Reef

When they wanted to raise funds for junior athletes in their community, the crew at Jimmy’s Chop Shop turned to what they do best.

After racing – and winning – in Porsche 356s for years, Ron Goodman is set to unveil his new Porsche racer at the Geelong Revival this November.

With a capacity 800 Holdens on display, steeping into the NSW All Holden Day really is like being in the Lion's Den

Ahead of its launch later this year, HSV has confirmed Australian pricing for the local-specification Chevrolet Camaro.

Limited-edition ‘special series’ cars to be offered in two configurations

Volkswagen’s Kombi-inspired I.D. Buzz may be joined by a commercial companion in the I.D. Buzz ‘Cargo’.

After the original version ceased production in 2003, the ‘New Beetle’ is set to join it in the pages of automotive history, with Volkswagen announcing production of the current version will end next year.

Past class winner beast out Duesenberg and Talbot-Lago for 2018 Best of Show trophy

After producing a one-off E-type concept with electric power last year Jaguar say they will now produce zero-emission versions of their classic sports car on an ongoing basis. Unveiled at the Jaguar Land Rover Tech Fest last September, the ‘E-type Zero’ was built by Jaguar Classic using technology developed on the I-PACE electric SUV.

Lighter, more advanced and track-optimised version of Chiron named after former Bugatti works driver.