Reviews

Trophy Magnet. A trophy winner since it was first built, this ’32 5-window has still got plenty of silverware left in it.

It’s my third HR – and best yet, I’d reckon.

More-power, movie-themed, limited-edition Mustang Bullitt might just be the best Mustang you can buy in Australia.

Tasty roadster is a sporting drive. But it's also comfy for everyday and not impractical if you don't need back seats. Tested with a hot six-cylinder, but fours available too.

Awesome little mid-engined sportscar combines driving inspiration of a Lotus with an approximation of the civility and usability of a Porsche.

Latest update for the MX-5 sees a bump in power improved ride and handling, greater access to active safety and it’s finally the car its ancestors deserved.

More-power, movie-themed, limited-edition Mustang Bullitt might just be the best Mustang you can buy in Australia.

A pressure washer can cut down time when washing your car and leave it looking like a million bucks.

The new ZB Commodore represents a lot of firsts. It’s the first imported Commodore, the first front-wheel-drive Commodore and the first to offer all-wheel-drive as well. And, controversially, the first Commodore that doesn’t pander to the Holden faithful.

Key changes to just about everything, including a more-power 5.0L V8 and a genius 10-speed automatic make this more than just a refreshed Mustang.

Return of the RS4 Avant. This time it’s gruntier, grippier and better equipped than ever before.

Subaru sprinkles some STi goodness on the BRZ… our tS isn’t quite the same as the Japan-only BRZ STi Sport but it’s close in all the right areas.

By 1967, the Shelby sideline of high performance Mustangs had become a nice little money spinner and image builder for Ford. However, the Shelby Mustangs were lacking in two areas.

This FE Holden may be 60 years old, but it looks as fresh as the day it was new – thanks to careful preservation and a little bit of ‘makeup’ from a forgotten aftermarket parts supplier.

The brief for Superformance was to build a tough Streeter that turns heads and goes as good as it looks.

More than six decades separate this car’s first and most recent appearance at one of the world’s most prestigious concours events.

East Coast Australia’s most prestigious all-makes car show saw a vast array of classics shimmer in the Noosa sunshine.

Perception, as defined in the Cambridge English dictionary, is a belief or opinion, often held by many people and based on how things seem. It can also mean being aware of something through the physical senses (sight, sound, touch, etc.). Misconception is defined as an idea that is wrong, based on a failure to understand or faulty thinking. The latter usually follows the former, and in the case of the car featured, these two nouns have come together quite often.

Porsche purists might have scoffed at the idea of an ‘automatic’ 911, but there’s no arguing it helped sell cars. We go for a spin in a near-original 1976 911 Sportomatic.

Plymouth was on a roll in 1958. The "Forward Look" designs of 1957 set the Chrysler range apart from their competitors and proved very successful.

In 1984 Ford South Africa created its very own performance Sierra exclusively for its own market. Only 250 of these Mustang V8-powered rarities were made, and this is one of possibly just two to have made it to Australia.

A largely forgotten footnote in Jeep history, the 1948 Jeepster was Willys’ attempt to broaden the peacetime appeal of their wartime winner.