A car's early morning plough through a wooden fence and subsequent crash into a Hamilton home had a resident thinking "something must have blown over" outside.

Touring car legend Jim Richards rates Kiwi youngster Scott McLaughlin a big chance to give Volvo victory over the Holdens and Fords in the Bathurst 1000 on Sunday.

Jeremy Clarkson may have broken driving laws by using a spare number plate registered to an different car while filming a controversial episode of Top Gear in Argentina.

Jeremy Clarkson and the Top Gear crew were forced to hide from an angry mob in Argentina sparked by a controversial number plate on his Porsche.

Sponsorships with watchmaker Rolex and Emirates airline drive Formula One revenues to a new high.

Ford's new Mustang is quicker, better-looking, more refined and more efficient. Photos / Supplied

Three of Driven Magazine's best are in Paris for the annual Paris Motor Show. With a lot of ground to cover, the team split up and took a handful of manufacturers each to ensure we don't miss a thing. Here's the highlights of the show as the Driven team picked them. Photos by Liz Dobson, David Linklater, and Damien O'Carroll

Lamborghini is joining the likes of Ferrari, McLaren and Porsche in the hypercar game with the unveiling of the 669KW (910HP) Asterion LPI 910-4 at the Paris Motor Show.

Next week's Bathurst 1000 will have a real Trans Tasman rivalry with a strong contingent of New Zealand drivers part of the line-up. Also adding spice will be the appearance of Super Black Racing, the only group to race under a wild card entry and make no mistake they are making sure they are the team Kiwi fans need to get behind. Source: SuperBlack Racing

Driven's Liz Dobson attends the launch of the new Audi TT at the Ascari Race resort in Spain.

Suzuki have announced their return to the MotoGP paddock with the team set to ride the new GSX-RR MotoGP bike.

The world's longest war memorial takes in spectacular coast and bush, writes David Leggat.

Driven's Jacqui Madelin checks out a 1911 Cadillac. Photos / Jacqui Madelin

A reader writes: We are such cordial people when driving - but even the most considerate driver tends to do 20km/h over their normal speed as soon as they come to a passing lane