Burrell November 26, 2020
Communist coupe a cult classic
They're as rare as hen's teeth but if you can get hold of one this communist-era Skoda Coupe has become mucho collectable, reports DAVID BURRELL.
Category: Retro autos
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Bond cars that won’t break the bank
You don't have to be rich to own a classic like one of the cars driven by the suave secret agent James Bond, reports DAVID BURRELL.
Burrell November 12, 2020
Space age Firebird had some fire power
GM's space-age Firebird concept car had it all including the ability to dispense with the driver. Just two were made, reports DAVID BURRELL.
Burrell November 5, 2020
GM’s ‘Colonnades’ had plenty of copycats
So-called car experts consider GM's 1970's 'Colonnades' bloated, gas guzzlers, but they had plenty of copycats, reports DAVID BURRELL.
Burrell October 29, 2020
King had a thing about American cars too
King Edward VIII who who gave up his throne for the woman he loved also had a thing about American cars, reports DAVID BURRELL.
Burrell October 22, 2020
GTR-X Torana — too good for its own good
It's 50 years since Holden's futuristic GTR-X hit the decks. It was ready to go but the bean counters pulled the plug, reports DAVID BURRELL.
Burrell October 15, 2020
Gyron Ford’s wackiest car ever
The space-age Gyron is the wackiest car ever produced by Ford at a time when the big three slugged it out for the attention of the American public, reports DAVID BURRELL.
Burrell October 8, 2020
60 years: Falcon’s rocky road to Australia
Can it be 60 years since the launch of the Ford Falcon, the car that finally brought style and choice to the Australian motoring public, reports DAVID BURRELL.
Burrell October 1, 2020
V8 van cost more than a Cadillac
Back in the Fifties GM built a V8-powered van that cost more than a Cadillac to produce, reports DAVID BURRELL.
Burrell September 24, 2020
FB Holden — still ‘fintastic’ at 60
For some the fins are a sin, for others they're a win -- the American FB Holden has polarised opinion for 60 years, reports DAVID BURRELL.