BTCC 2015: Ascendancy and Tainted Supremacy at Thruxton
Almost a year ago now while writing my review of the 2014 BTCC round at Thruxton, I chose to go with the headline, “Honda Dominates
May 17, 2015
Almost a year ago now while writing my review of the 2014 BTCC round at Thruxton, I chose to go with the headline, “Honda Dominates
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A lot of us have discovered the joys of off-road driving. Plenty of modern vehicles come with AWD capacity so you can do a little
Holden and Toyota have released details of what Australia can expect to see in the near future; Toyota with its rebodied and updated (for the
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The first two rounds of the British Touring Car Championship have already more than proven the sensational form the series has returned to. If Brands
Australia has had a love affair with station wagons for decades; sadly, new Aussie made wagons will cease in 2017 when Holden closes local manufacturing.
Not too long ago, I did a wee post telling you all about the fancy-pants limo used by the President of the US of A,
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