John Connolly

Behind the sophisticated veneer of latte-sipping, Ralph Lauren-wearing and Peugeot-driving lies a love that cannot often express its name.

John Connelly

THE man with the gavel in his hand started the auction at $10 million. The first bid was $16m. I was now confused and worried.

HERE are two depressing thoughts to start your driving weekend.

EVERYONE’S a great Australian these days, but Tony Gaze was someone who earned the tag.

Not everyone can afford the $325 entry to Gordon McCall’s Motorworks Revival. But they do throw in free wine and food.

The most iconic hip-hop car of all time is not the Benzo, Beamer, Cad or Rolly. No, it’s the 1964 Chevrolet Impala convertible.

“WHO do you think paid $30 million for that 1954 Merc Bonhams sold this month?” Eric asked me.

IF God drives he has a Porsche 911 Turbo, the apostles each have a Cayman S and the angels have Mazda MX-5s.

We have a new winning team, the Crownaroos. Our boys not only took the gold, they did it in that Australian icon: the Leyland P76.

THERE aren’t many better tests of a car than driving it in heavy traffic for 24 hours covering 5000km at about 225km/h.