Looking a lot like a Land Rover Defender, the two-wheel drive Trekka was a collaboration between Skoda and its New Zealand importer.

Honda was well known for its motorbikes, but the S600 of the 1960s became a sports car cat amongst the established pigeons and it’s our #throwbackthursday.

The Datsun 2000 Sports arrived in the 1960s and immediately relegated classic British roadsters to the sidelines.

The Ford Falcon and Chrysler Valiant were giving Holden grief and so the underperforming HD was reinvented as the HR and turbo-smooth became a thing.

The Bolwell Nagari was very nearly the Australian sports car that made it… almost, and it’s this week’s #throwbackthursday.

Two Jaguar E-Types built on the same day in 1961 have been reunited. One’s in pristine condition and the other’s been in a barn for decades.

A Peugeot 205 GTi has set a new world auction record for the iconic hot hatch, realising $53,000. Here’s what you need to know if you want to buy one.

The very first Shelby Cobra CSX 2000 owned by Shelby since he built it back in 1962 will cross the auction block in August.

The Volvo 850 launched in 1991 but its development went back to the 1970s… it was the car that helped Volvo go from boring to brilliant.

This half-and-half restored/unrestored Alfa Romeo Giulietta SZ Zagato has just won a preservation award, but is it a case of more money than sense?

The international demand for collectible classic cars shows no signs of abating with the recent Silverstone Auction clearing 70% of its cars and realising $6.4 million.

The shape and driving precision of a Porsche mean models of all ages are lusted after the world over… but this Porsche 964 Turbo Flatnose might set new records.

Vauxhall might be better known to us for rebadging Commodores for the UK market, but it’s opening a new heritage centre to celebrate 113 years of operation.

There seems to be a never ending supply of treasures hidden away in barns, sheds and out in paddocks accumulating rust, now a rare 1923 Vauxhall 23/60 has been found.