Love of fast cars – and a lost licence – drove this private world-class track
The track, which is said to have cost $ 10 million, was built by car enthusiast and former Coca-Cola Amatil boss Dean Wills after he lost his licence for speeding on the old Pacific Highway in 1996. Pictures: Australian International Motor Show. Mr …
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The fast and the foreign: Five of the best cars we'll likely never drive in …
Automakers always have their reasons for selling certain cars in some markets and not others. Sometimes it's something as simple as emissions laws. Other times it's merely because they don't think the car will be a success in foreign markets. It's easy …
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China puts Porsche in the fast lane as luxury car maker sets a new record
Porsche has seen surging demand for its vehicles in 2012, with sales last month alone up 39 per cent the previous year, and the luxury sector showing no sign of the malaise hampering the lower end of the car market. The boom in sales has been driven by …
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How You Can Drive Any Car Fast
And while these machines may be some of the coolest, toughest cars to handle on Planet Earth, the techniques required to drive a production car fast can differ wildly. This is how to get the most out of whatever it is you drive. Writing about cars this …
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Wear: Fast cars and urban rail off track – a look back at 2012 transportation
In Austin, particularly in and near downtown, city officials have made no bones about their intentions to promote alternative transportation by reducing car lanes to make way for bike lanes and wider sidewalks. South Congress Avenue, which is 90 feet …
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Austin: Live music, great cuisine and fast cars
Austin: Live music, great cuisine and fast cars. Print Email. 2012-12-16T07:44:00Z 2012-12-13T15:43:12Z Austin: Live music, great cuisine and fast carsBy John Conrey Special to the Post-Dispatch stltoday.com. December 16, 2012 7:44 am • By John Conrey …
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