Jon Leng, of Dunedin, talks to motoring reporter Shawn McAvinue about his 1958 Mark II Ford Zephyr ute. Q: How long have you owned your Zephyr? About four years. It was built new in Lower Hutt, then it was a Dunedi; Read More
Pit stopping in Dunedin in their 1937 Jaguar SS100, worth $1.3million, are Stephen and Collette Owens, of York, England. Photo: Peter McIntosh Some of the most expensive cars in the world pit-stopped in Dunedin recently.; Read More
Courtney Duncan still leads the Women’s Motocross World Championships standings despite not winning a race on the latest stop. Duncan finished fourth and second in the two races on the sandy Valkensward track in the Netherland; Read More
Bob Donaldson, of Dunedin, cleans his 1936 Austin 10 Sherborne before leaving from the Dunedin Ice Stadium car park in St Kilda for the Best of British Charity Motoring Day yesterday. The event began with a car trial, in which; Read More
A restomod — a restoration and modernisation — of a classic car isn’t for everyone, writes Chris Williams. The best thing about classic cars is the way they look. The worst thing? Pretty much everything else. There; Read More
New Zealand's drivers punch well above their weight on the world stage, so Highlands Motorsport Park has decided to celebrate their achievements with an addition to its museum — the Young Guns Virtual Reality Experience. Australian motorsp; Read More
David Thomson takes the Kia Seltos for a drive and answers a few questions. What’s New?Kia has enjoyed massive success with its Sportage mid-sized SUV in recent years. Not only has it been Kia’s best; Read More
Rotorua’s Sloan Cox has had a tight turn-around to get his banged-up Mitsubishi Evo 8 ready for next weekend’s Ben Nevis Station Golden 1200 Hillclimb. After the glory of setting the new record (47.86secs) up the 1.6km ; Read More
David Thomson tries the modified, but not too much, 2020 Lexus models. What’s New?The current fourth-generation version of the Lexus RX sport utility has been around since 2015, but it has been updat; Read More
Two Dunedin Kart Club members proved at the recent 2020 New Zealand Masters Games that age is no barrier to having fun or competing. Hosted at their home track — Silverstream Raceway — Dunedin’s Barrie Lay and Neil Shearer competed in diff; Read More
