Classic Cars

Matra started out as an aeronautical engineering contractor, which in 1964 took over the René Bonnet sports cars. The Djet would be sold as a Matra,…

By 1930 Auburn had a stellar reputation for building highly desirable cars, particularly after one Erret Lobban Cord had taken control. Despite the…

With sales of more than 500,000 the MGB is arguably one of the most successful sports cars ever. It differed from the earlier model, the MGA by being…

Launched in 1932, the Austin 10 would become the companies best seller for the remainder of the decade, then continuing in production (albiet with…

In 1968 AMC needed to create a 'cult' car, something to give the company prestige and win back customers that were deserting it for the ever growing…

Ettore Bugatti once described the Bentley 3 litre as "The fastest lorry in the world". This awesome 2+ tonne monster won 5 times at the Le Mans 24 Hour…

Released in 1959, the BMC Mini was Britain's most influential car produced. Other cars had used front-wheel drive and transverse engines, but never in…

First shown as a prototype at the 1982 Melbourne Motor Show, the Brock VH HDT Special Vehicles would prove popular before it was even released.…

The Corvette Stingray was introduced in 1963 and like its predecessors had a fibreglass body but with styling that was all new with a mixture of…

Chrysler would become the third major player in the Australian automotive marketplace, and the timing couldn’t have been better. Chrysler distributors…