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Land Rover gives back the love for Valentine's Day
This year Land Rover is showing what Valentine's Day can mean for a man, turning a heart-warming and heart-felt Trade Me listing into the ultimate Valentine's Day gift for four Kiwi blokes.
Rolls-Royce Ghost
Driven Magazine samples one of the finer things in life, with the Rolls-Royce Ghost. Photos / Ted Baghurst
Landy gives back the love
Land Rover is showing what Valentine's Day can mean for a man, turning a heart-warming Trade Me listing into the ultimate Valentine's Day gift for four Kiwi blokes.
Brian Gaynor: Plenty of cars, shame about the roads
The reason for the heavily congested roads on Sunday, the end of the long Waitangi Day weekend, is the huge increase in vehicles numbers over recent years, writes Brian Gaynor.
Paul Casserly: My love-hate relationship with Top Gear
He's tired of Top Gear, and yet Paul Casserly keeps coming back for more ...
Aucklanders hire cars of Jafa dreams
Image-conscious Aucklanders appear far more likely to hire cars of their dreams than residents of other regions, according to a new survey.
Top Gear's back - get ready to be offended
Jeremy Clarkson and his fellow Top Gear presenters may have been forced to flee Argentina after causing offence to locals while filming the series' Patagonia special, but it evidently hasn't dented the programme's global appeal.
Bridge car-surfer snapped
Images of a man car-surfing on Auckland's Harbour Bridge have emerged as an Alexandra man remains in a critical condition after falling from a van travelling at high speed in Central Otago.
Kiwi pays $500k for Bugatti
A Hamilton car collector is "thrilled" to have won an auction at $500,000 for a rusty car he has to spend another $500,000 to restore.
Motorsport: Ricciardo keen to regain podium
Daniel Ricciardo says his temporary podium at last year's Australian Grand Prix has given him the belief he can at least match that performance in next month's Formula One season-opener at Albert Park.
Mark Bracey: Pohutukawa plight could be a roading turning point
No city in the world has managed to pave its way out of congestion. Auckland will not be the first to succeed but it may be the last to try, writes Mark Bracey.