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Commodore replacement revealed
Holden's NZ dealers have been treated to a sneak peak of the car that will replace the Holden Commodore when production ends in 2017.
Driver risks death at rail blackspot
A motorist, who ignored warning lights and drove around level crossing barrier arms at a known blackspot, was seconds away from being hit by a train.
One train driver, three fatal crashes
Robert Neale has hit three vehicles at level crossings, resulting in three deaths, in his nine years as a freight train driver.
Me and my car: Adrian Hailwood
Adrian Hailwood has had his own fashion label, Hailwood, for 14 years, with his range stocked throughout New Zealand, Australia, USA and UK. Driven Magazine caught up with him and his Citroen DS5.
Ask Phoebe: 'Space-saver' for temporary use
Temporary-use spare wheels - non-standard spare or skinny tyre - are increasingly being supplied as standard by car manufacturers to save space and weight.
Safe tyres? Where we really put our cash
A new survey has found while Kiwis believe safety is more important than price when it comes to tyres, they'd rather buy high tech gadgets.
1975 Kingswood makes Jono rock
Jono Pryor, host of Rock Drive radio and TV3’s Jono and Ben at Ten, loves his leaky Holden.
How to buy a sporty hatch
Looking for a 5-door hatch that marries reasonable performance, good looks and a sporty drive within a reasonable budget? Driven looks at the options.
Taking their Q from the ultra-rich
Driven Editor Matt Greenop caught up with the design team at Aston Martin and talked about Aston Martin Q - the branch behind some of the wildest Aston Martin cars around.