If you drive a Nissan Silvia, you might want to check if it's still where you parked it -- the coupe is the most frequently stolen car in the country for the third year running, according to an insurance company survey.
A Christchurch born mother of two, Miriam Macmillan, has become New Zealand's undisputed queen of speed after powering into the record books at the famous Bonneville Speed Week in the United States.
MotoGP will return to Indianapolis in 2011 after administrators of the famed U.S. raceway agreed a one-year contract extenstion with series organisers.
Specialist British sportscar maker Morgan has stunned guests at this month's Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance show in California by taking the wraps off this grand tourer prototype.
Wraps come off latest CLS An Internet leak has tipped Mercedes' hand to release official images of the second-generation CLS, which is due to be unveiled in the metal at the Paris Motor Show next month.
He's just 15 years old, but Christchurch racer Tom Barker has four years of motorsport experience behind him and has just won a sponsored scholarship drive in the most competitive one-make championship in New Zealand.
Toyota's Prius hybrid is becoming a little less quiet with a new electronic humming device that is the automaker's answer to complaints that pedestrians can't hear the top-selling car approaching.
Formula One star Lewis Hamilton has been fined 500 Australian dollars ($NZ630) and avoided conviction for doing a burnout outside the Australian Grand Prix circuit in March.
Thirty or so years' involvement in Formula One is bound to make for some some colourful memories and Kiwi Bob McMurray reveals a few in his recently released book Behind the Pit Wall: My life in Formula One and beyond ($39.99, HarperCollins).
Seen here in the kind of sparkling winter weather denied Drivesouth during its recent visit (see blog), the Southern Hemisphere Proving Grounds on the Pisa Range are now big enough to take 12 companies at a time, each with its own mini-proving ground at which its particular product can be tested free from prying eyes.
