Is Your Car Really a Classic? Car Age Classifications Explained
If you’ve spent time around car enthusiasts, you’ve probably heard debates about what makes a car a “classic”. Some may even call specific models historic or vintage. And while these terms are often used interchangeably, they don’t necessarily mean the same thing. In Australia, there’s also no single national classification system that neatly places every…
Read MorePhilip Musso’s 2018 Ford Mustang Roush JackHammer Series
The Ford Mustang has long been an icon of automotive history. Since its debut in 1964, it has represented freedom, performance, and unmistakable styling. Over the decades, countless special editions have been created, but few are as rare as the Roush Jackhammer Series. Only 165 JackHammer models have ever been produced worldwide, and just 10…
Read MoreImported Car Insurance In Australia: What You Need to Know
You’ve found the dream car, worked through the import process and finally have the keys. The next question is: how do you insure a vehicle that wasn’t originally delivered to the Australian market? Rarity, modifications, replacement parts, specialist repair requirements and vehicle value can all affect how an insurer assesses the risk. That’s why imported…
Read MoreLuxury Car Tax in Australia (2026): What it means for car buyers
If you’re planning to buy a new car in Australia in 2026, especially a premium SUV, European model, or electric vehicle, you’ve probably come across the Luxury Car Tax (LCT). With new trade agreements and policy updates on the horizon, the LCT is evolving fast. Here’s a clear, updated breakdown of what it is, how…
Read MoreMark Dalmond’s 1970 Ford Falcon XW
Restoring classic Falcons isn’t something new to Mark Dalmond. Having already built 13 XY Falcons over the years, his experience runs deep, and his standards are high. When it came time to take on a different project, Mark decided to build a 1970 Ford Falcon XW, not just another car to add to his garage,…
Read MoreA 1969 Camaro With a Big Personality
For many car enthusiasts, the love of motoring begins with a single moment of connection. For Raymond Lobegeier, that moment came when he spotted a listing for a 1969 Camaro SS Convertible on the Gold Coast. What others saw as a simple car sale sign, Raymond recognised as a new adventure. He remember sit clearly,…
Read MoreTruck driver safety in Australia: Habits that make a difference
Every Aussie truck driver knows how challenging long hauls can be – endless highways, tight schedules, and heavy rigs. Over time, it’s easy for unsafe habits to creep into your driving routine. Unfortunately, these habits can be dangerous for you and everyone else on the road. In this article, we take a look at a few…
Read MorePeter Pratt’s 1978 Holden Kingswood HZ
The Holden stands as a symbol of an era when the open road and the roar of a V8 engine defined the concept of freedom. This classic car never goes out of style, especially for enthusiasts like Peter Pratt, whose passion for vehicles runs deep. A passion he shared with his father. “I’ve been on…
Read MoreModern Aussie Icon: Joe Viscosi’s HSV Clubsport R8
The Holden stirs passion and pride among Aussie enthusiasts. Their powerful sedans, homegrown performance, and legacy of motorsport dominance left an unforgettable mark on Australian automotivehistory. Among the final chapters of this legacy was one of the most thrilling factory-built sedans ever produced: the 2016 Holden Special Vehicles (HSV) Clubsport R8 LSA GEN-F2. For Joe…
Read MoreRising car thefts in Australia and its impact on insurace premiums
One car may be stolen every 11 minutes, according to the data reported by the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOSCAR), which saw a 52% rise in car thefts in Greater Sydney with more than 14,000 cases in 2024. An alarming but not surprising rate considering that Australia-wide, an estimated 54,700 cars were…
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