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From rallies and test drives to Hollywood-style parties, the Monterey Bay area literally bursts at the seams with an influx of local and international revheads.

The EQC is the first Mercedes-Benz vehicle to be launched under the EQ brand. With its seamless, clear design and colour highlights typical of the brand, it is a pioneer for an avant-garde electric look while representing the design idiom of Progressive Luxury.

The new Australian hypercar, the Adelaide-built Brabham BT62, is set to appear at the Adelaide Motorsport Festival in 2018.

The 50th Anniversary HDT Archives Collection has been unveiled – a 10kg compendium, an encyclopaedia of HDT paperwork, stories and history from the iconic brand which was once the 5th largest car manufacturer in Australia.

Iconic Aussie name returns with limited-edition, track-only 522kW hypercar. Street versions may follow.

A blast from the past, the Wagoneer Roadtrip is based on a genuine Jeep Wagoneer from 1965, which was Jeep’s first luxury 4x4 model and aimed at suburban families rather than adventurers.

This summer the open road is calling...Aston Martin Red Bull Racing are taking a break the only way they know how, enjoying the sights and sounds of America on a truly epic road trip! From crossing the Golden Gate Bridge to speeding down the Strip enjoy this awesome slice of Americana.

In 1988 the HSV VL SS Group A ‘Walkinshaw’ was born, its purpose; homologate the Holden VL Commodore Group A race car. In 1987 the then famous Holden Dealer Team disbanded leaving a hole in the industry, however, Holden had plans and made the Walkinshaw, now an icon of Australian Motorsport it's first car to roll out of Tom Walkinshaw Racing and his newly formed Holden Special Vehicles operation in Melbourne.

One of the finest national car dealers, Collectable Classics, has recently re-opened- and they have an impressive inventory that will appeal to all JUST CARS lovers.

An extremely rare piece of motoring history is set to turn the clock back on a year that saw Australian car manufacturing close down.

Pickles Belmore (Sydney) hosted Australia’s Ultimate Classic Car Auction on Saturday, 26 May.

The range-topping WRX STI Spec. R gets the same goodies as the rest of the refreshed range but adds Recaro seats.

Holden’s all-new ZB Commodore has blitzed exhaustive test drive comparisons run by SA Police with the first new RS V6 All Wheel Drive (AWD) vehicles joining the police fleet this week.

Sports car fans will get a taste of the performance potential of the all-new Toyota Supra when a production prototype makes its global debut at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in the UK.

After some subtle and not-so-subtle hinting for the past few years, Toyota finally confirmed that the Supra sports coupe will return, following the unveiling of the ‘GR Supra Racing Concept’ at the Geneva International Motor Show in March

If the latest 911 GT3 RS on the Porsche stand was a little too “new” for you, RUF had their ‘SCR’ to tempt classic enthusiasts; the production version appearing at Geneva after making its debut as a prototype there two years ago.

The Ford Mustang BULLITT will be in Australian showrooms this October, in time to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the iconic Steve McQueen film that saw the Hollywood legend drive a 1968 Mustang Fastback in one of the silver screen’s most epic car chases.

Representing arguably the ultimate version of Land Rover's iconic Defender, the example offered here was used during the filming of the 24th and latest film of the James Bond franchise, Spectre!

On 13 July at its Goodwood Festival of Speed Sale, Bonhams will offer the ultimate Bond car – the 1965 Aston Martin DB5 driven by James Bond (Pierce Brosnan) in the 1995 motion picture GoldenEye. The estimate is AU$ 2,100,000 - 2,800,000.

Whether your vehicle is new or old, large or small, keeping its cooling system functioning is vital, especially at this time of year.

Described as a user-friendly hypercar, Rimac’s ‘C_Two’ follows the Concept_One that Richard Hammond famously barbecued an example of.

A ‘Mini’ made ‘Maxi’, this Swiss creation looked like a stock Mini on the outside, but under the skin, it was very, very different.

The simple brief behind the Senna GTR was to take the road-legal, 720S-based Senna and make it a track-only machine.