Mazda New Zealand is about to inject some Zoom-Zoom into the New Zealand motor racing scene this summer with its decision to enter a car into the New Zealand Production Racing series.

Another Young Kiwi takes flight in V8 Supercars

NEW ZEALAND has a new motor racing hero and he’s just 18. His name is Shane Van Gisbergen, he’s from Hamilton and last month he contested his first V8 Supercar meeting – and he gained championship points, by finishing as high as 13th in one of the races.

It’s a case of one-size fits all with the new Holden Commodore VE Ute. The one-tonne cab chassis variant has gone, so have the all-wheel-drive and Crewman models.

Bio Fuels: How David Stole Goliath's Thunder

August 1st marked an historic occasion for NZ Motorists, when PM Helen Clark stood at a Gull Service Station pouring the first commercially available E10 fuel into cars from Honda, Ford, Holden and Volkswagen.

20 Years of Volkswagen 4WD

Strenuous drives in unpredictable road conditions, ice and snow are all part of the challenges of everyday driving in the winter.

Tool Black is WorldSkills Chief Expert

New Zealand is one of the few WorldSkills member countries to have a WorldSkills Chief Expert in its team. John Tuau is the Chief Expert for the “Auto Refinishing” skill category at the biennial WorldSkills competition and plays a vital role in the development of this skill on the world level.