The rare “Walkinshaw” Holden central to the Dear Rachelle podcast is instantly recognisable to muscle car fans as the first ...

The Walkinshaw, or “Walky” is an iconic Australian muscle car. In 1987, it was the ultimate Holden Commodore, the star of magazine covers and posters tacked to the walls of countless bedrooms ...

Chicane Auctions wrapped up its March Classic Car Auction with another night of strong results, reaffirming the market’s ...

Thus, the Pontiac G8 was born—first as a perfectly respectable V6, then as a bruising G8 GT with a 361-horsepower V8. But it ...

The Vauxhall Monaro was an image-building masterstroke that, along with its VXR8 saloon successor, allowed it to occupy a unique corner in the UK’s performance-car sector, as well as a special place ...

The American car industry has produced a lot of different types of cars, ranging from fairly sensible family haulers to fire-breathing muscle cars with glorious-sounding V8s. Some of those cars have ...

With more technology and power than ever, can a road car be faster than a race car? We take a couple of new Chevrolet ...

That weekend drew a 32-car field. Just eight Chevrolet Camaros raced, the remaining 24 cars were Ford Mustangs. There were ...

Another 1977 Holden LX Torana A9X Hatchback is going to go under the hammer at a Shannons auction event this year. Later this month, three other classic Aussie muscle cars will also go up for ...

Large Cars under $70,000 – This segment continues to dwindle, especially since the Ford Falcon and Aussie-made Holden Commodore are now well and truly out of the picture. Decent Euro-built ...