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01 July 2008 The Aston Martin Lagonda
TIME magazine infamously rated it as 'one of the worst 50 cars of all time', but the edgy, angular and electronically adventurous Aston Martin Lagonda that has sharply polarised the opinion of enthusiasts for more than 30 years today has a cult following that ensures its future as one of the most interesting collectable classics of the 1970s and '80s.

25 May 2008 Mercedes-Benz W109 300SEL 6.3
Forty years ago in March 1968, Daimler-Benz presented a new car at the Geneva Motor Show that caused many jaws to drop.
01 May 2008 The Jensen Interceptor
The concept of shoehorning a big American V8 into a British chassis was a proven sales winner by the time the Jensen Motor Company introduced its Interceptor Grand Tourer in the mid-1960s.
20 January 2008 The Dart turns 50!
50 years after it first appeared the Goggomobil Dart in 2008 can truly be called an Aussie automotive icon, rather than an oddity.
10 December 2007 Ford's sporty Escort RS
It was 37 years ago in 1970 that Ford introduced its first-ever RS-badged car, the Escort RS1600.
02 November 2007 The RPO83 - an HO by another name
When the last Falcon XY Phase III rolled off the production line in 1971, it signified the end of an era, becoming the final GT-HO officially sanctioned by Ford. But it was far from the end of the HO story.
28 September 2007 Holden's mighty Monaro
The word Monaro is thought to have been aboriginal for 'small hill' and is also the name of a mountain range, a major highway and an electorate of Eden-Monaro near Canberra.
15 August 2007 Ninety Years of BMW technology
The Bayerische Motoren Werke, or BMW as it is commonly known today, is justifiably famous for its high performance and technically innovative cars and motorcycles.