Driven's The Good Oil takes a look back at the week in motoring.

Driven's Damien O'Carroll heads to Thailand for the international launch of the new Nissan Navara.

Driven Magazine's resident auto expert Jack Biddle clears up misconceptions around car registration and licensing.

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.

Ducati have continued to hint at the specs of the new Scrambler, set for release next year, in a new stopmotion video.

Drivers with learner or restricted licences will have to progress to the next stage within a five-year time period - or resit the theory test.

Bernie Ecclestone insists he will return to work at the helm of Formula One as normal, despite outrage in Germany at the record 60 million he paid to end his bribery trial.

Driven Editor Matt Greenop was amidst a lucky few to drive the new 2015 Aston Martin Vanquish in Scotland recently.

Indian Motorcycles announced on Saturday night the return of the Indian Scout to the lineup. The Indian Scout made famous by Kiwi Burt Munro and in the film The World's Fastest Indian.

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.

Most Auckland motorists would take a dim view of parking restrictions or fee hikes to coax them on to buses, trains or ferries.

Jono Pryor, host of Rock Drive radio and TV3’s Jono and Ben at Ten, loves his leaky Holden.

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.

Jacqui Madelin goes for a ride on a 111 year old Oldsmobile. Photos / Jacqui Madelin

Jamie Whincup's red-hot V8 Supercars form is turning ominous.