For this week’s BLAST FROM THE PAST we head to Levin in 1971 where, at the front row of the grid, Don Halliday and Jim Richards sandwich the Porsche 911 of Jim Palmer. Thanks, as always, to Terry Marshall for the great pic!
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More endurance action from the South Island Endurance series this week, this time from Teretonga! As usual, our favourite grumpy photographer – Terry Marshall – was there to capture all the action!
Nothing beats cruising in luxury with the top down, and the Rolls-Royce Dawn does it better than anything else.
What is the history of the electric car? Where has it been – and where is it going? Richard Bush from CarKeys.co.uk takes a look back through the history books to see where it all began and how electric car technology has changed over the years.
Ever wonder which of the current crop of BMW M cars is the best? Carfection finds out…
Our favourite photographer, Terry Marshall, recently hung around the Water View Cars Royce Watson Memorial Rally and grabbed a whole bunch of his usual excellent pics, so here they are in a gallery for you to enjoy!
A while back we looked at five great cars that should make a comeback and how they could do it. This week we take a look at five terrible cars that should never make a comeback, but could…
Charles Morgan drives the Bentley S3 Continental, the last coach built Bentley.
It’s off to Wigram in 1972 for today’s BLAST FROM THE PAST, where Teddy Pilette guides his McLaren M10B around the drums marking the loop and out onto Wigram’s wide open track heading for Bomb Bay. As always, many thanks to Terry Marshall for the fantastic pic!
When a dog randomly wanders onto a race track or, say, a live really stage, things probably aren’t going to turn out to well for it. Not this lucky little bloke, however. Given he can hear the Lancer EVO banging and roaring in the distances, this dog that found himself on a rally stage in […]
