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The most famous car you’ve never heard of, Vauxhall’s 30/98 was a sporting superstar back in its day. The example shown here is a record-breaker . . . and a Siamese twin.

South Australia’s annual All Chrysler Day has grown into a three-day event, which this year was rebranded as the ‘Adelaide Chrysler Festival’

The Susie Harris Memorial Car Show in Melbourne attracted 200 cars of all different ages and varieties to help support the fight against motor neuron disease.

Launched by a Pom in 1987, Holden Special Vehicles has drawn the curtain on its hot-shoe Commodore business. We look back at some of the brand’s most iconic models.

An upcoming release from German publishers teNeues is a new ‘small format’ edition of their previously-published photo essay The Golden Age of Formula 1.

Pretty much every car buff knows of the unofficial names that certain cars have garnered over the years

German publisher teNeues has released a new, small format edition of their previously-published title, The Aston Martin Book.

The Subaru Motorsport Network (SMN) is a new initiative from Subaru Australia, created to service the needs of the local motorsport community.

Thanks to the boom in export markets like Australia, Ford says their new Mustang was the best-selling sports car on the planet in 2016.

The annual MOONEYES Hot Rod and Custom Show is at the top of most people’s bucket list of custom shows to attend and why wouldn’t it be? After all, some of the best custom cars and motorcycles in the world are on show there - Shige Suganuma (owner of MOONEYES USA) and his crew work all year to ensure you will not be disappointed.

‘Mini Remastered’ unveiled by David Brown Automotive in UK.

A new entry-level version of Jaguar’s F-Type Sports coupe and convertible are due to arrive later this year, both powered by a four-cylinder version of Jaguar/Land Rover’s Ingenium family of engines

Honda’s new Civic Type R, which is due here later this year, has reset the Nurburgring lap record for a front-wheel-drive car.

A Chevrolet Corvette served as pace car for this year’s Indianapolis 500: the 101st running of the iconic American oval race and the 14th time that a Corvette has fulfilled the pace car role.

If you’ve enjoyed reading about the JUST CARS Historic Touring Cars in these pages. Here’s how it all began. . . . .

Dodge revives Demon nameplate on a 626kW / 1044Nm Challenger SRT that’ll do the 0-100km/h sprint in under 2.4 seconds and the quarter mile in less than 10.

The 1967 Chevrolet Camaro might have been late to the muscle car party, but it quickly became an icon.

A new “connected” chronograph from Breitling, the limited-edition ‘Breitling for Bentley Supersports B55’ has been released in celebration of the recent launch of Bentley’s Continental Supersports: the fastest Continental ever.

One for the real Aston Martin aficionado, the Aston Martin Racing replica ‘wing’ collection has been released to celebrate Aston Martin’s 2016 season in the World Endurance Championship, where the British manufacturer finished just behind Ferrari in the GT Manufacturer’s Cup, but team drivers Nicki Thiim and Marco Sorensen won the Drivers’ title.

Following its successful debut in 2016, the Toyota 86 Racing Series (T86RS) is back for this year, with the season launch held at Sydney Motorsport Park on 20 March.

A trio of Aussie muscle cars from Bathurst’s most iconic era have been consigned for Shannons Melbourne auction on 8 May.

A pair of Alvis automobiles will go to auction through Mossgreen in Sydney this coming May, with the rare duo expected to sell for a combined $200,000.

Morgan Cars Australia has announced that no new local orders for the Morgan Aero 8 and Plus 8 are being taken, as the production schedule for 2017 has been filled.

After the softop Mazda MX-5 convertible won a “Red Dot: Best of the Best” award at the 2015 Red Dot product design awards in Germany, the recently-released MX-5 RF (Retractable Fastback) has done the same, scoring its Best of the Best trophy at the 2017 awards held in April.