Friends, Another week has disappeared and another newsletter has appeared. It's been a busy week and you can be sure the coming weeks will have quite a lot of news too. With the Paris Motor Show just weeks away and the Sydney Motor Show less than 2 months away, you can be sure there will be plenty of news over the next couple of months. Look for the new Peugeot 407, the Mini Cabriolet, the Land Rover Discovery 3, the BMW 1-series, the Falcon EB series II, the FPV F6 Typhoon and more at the Australian International Motor Show in Sydney. Warm regards, |
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 2004 Holden Commodore SS - VY series II Click the image for the road test |
Road Test Yes, there is something about a Commodore SS. It provides all the comfort, style and performance you ever need. But it's not for those who feel the need to check the daily price of fuel. |
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PICK OF THE WEEK After reading the news of the week, which story did you enjoy the most? I get the feeling that Peugeot Australia are over the moon with the new 407. Excitement is contagious! Therefore the announcement by Peugeot that the 407 is almost ready for release has excited me too. As a matter of fact, I can't wait to get my hands on it! ..... read the story Stephen Walker |
 Peugeot 407 |
 Chrysler Drifter Click image for a larger view |
Here's a listing of some of the nation's car clubs. |
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In July 1974, there was no denying the pioneering role of Mercedes-Benz: the company presented the world's first passenger car for large-scale production with a five-cylinder diesel engine, the model known as 240 D 3.0. The proven W 115 series, popularly known as the Stroke Eight, was now available with a three-litre engine which developed 80 hp (59 kW). The 240 D 3.0 was thus the most dynamic and fastest diesel-engined car in the world. Between October 1974 and November 1976, a total of 53,690 units were built. |
1975 Mercedes-Benz 240D 3.0 litre |
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