Friends, Today, we disclose why we were thoroughly delighted to drive over 1,000 kms in a new Monaro. And as always, we have a summary of this week's news. There are some great road tests coming up. There will be a sports car, a convertible, 4WD's, a V8 sedan, a sporty Japanese economy car, small hatchbacks and more. As we approach our 6th month, we can see there is much to look forward too. For you and me alike! Warm regards, |
Stephen Walker - Editor road testing a Land Rover Freelander SE Location: Cooranbong, NSW |
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 Holden Monaro CV8 read the road test ..... here |
Holden Monaro CV8 If you don't worry about fuel prices and if you enjoy motoring long distances in absolute comfort with more power under your foot than one ever needs, then it's difficult to ignore the stylish and well equipped Monaro, as driver satisfaction is virtually guaranteed. |
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PICK OF THE WEEK After reading the news of the week, which story did you enjoy the most? This week, I enjoyed the story on the London buses. There are many icons in the world of motoring. The 1957 AEC Routemaster (and later variants) is just one such icon. These bright red double-deckers are widely recognised as a London bus by almost everyone. Even children recognise a London bus because there are countless millions of toy London buses! An end of an era is looming as London introduces more modern buses. But watch for an announcement regarding a "Heritage Route", because a few dozen Routemasters will be retained for the tourist trade on a yet to be announced route in the English capital ..... more Stephen Walker |
 Routemaster double-decker bus |
 1971 Chrysler Valiant Pacer - VH series |
Here's a listing of some car clubs from around the nation. More Clubs will be added, to the list, during this month. |
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