Editorial1 April 2020
As we head into a new year I reflect on a commonly asked question which has become a conversational crutch: “How’s it going?” Invariably, the response: “Good! Just busy.”This exchange is appears to be found everywhere in both our personal & professional lives. It...
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News28 March 2020
We understand that the current environment is unsettling, and will present a number of challenges to all of us. Below is our current information relating to our business operation. ClaimsOur Claims and Assessing teams are still operational.If the vehicle is involved in an accident over...
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Enthusiast9 March 2020
It was 17 April 1964, and attendees at the New York World’s Fair watched as Lee Iaccoca cut the ribbon on a new exhibit. From that moment, the motoring world was never the same.The Ford Mustang still holds the record for the fastest selling car in...
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Enthusiast19 December 2019
Hot Holdens are already highly prized but the growing nostalgia for the marque means the tide is rising for the family versions, too.The demise of Holden Australia as we knew it in 2017 left a bitter taste in the mouths of the Holden faithful. In...
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Enthusiast7 December 2019
Collector Gary McNeill wears his heart on his sleeve and a spreadsheet on his tablet.It’s a bit surprising that Dunedin collector Gary McNeill has decided to sell this Plymouth Road Runner Superbird — surely one of the best in the world — because as...
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Motorcycle6 September 2019
Anyone who’s ever ridden on a motorcycle knows that it’s not just a lot more fun than driving, it’s also far more fuel-efficient. That means you get to save money while helping to keep the environment safer. Unfortunately, it also comes at a price....
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Automotive1 September 2019
As Kiwis, we love driving and our vehicles are special to us. We customise them to our tastes and needs and keep them in good shape. But there are many factors that impact the true value of our cars.• How many of the same...
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Automotive1 September 2019
Head-up displays were first developed for use in military fighter jets, and double as both a tech and a safety feature. It’s intended to reduce dangerous distractions by displaying key information, such as speed and directions, directly into the driver’s line of sight. Like...
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