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2 March 2022
Powered is back with issue number three, a celebration of the most powerful, rare, and just damn cool cars from across New Zealand, as featured
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Powered is back with issue number three, a celebration of the most powerful, rare, and just damn cool cars from across New Zealand, as featured
Powered is back with issue number two, a celebration of the most powerful, rare, and just damn cool cars from across New Zealand, as featured
Meet Powered, a celebration of the most powerful, rare, and just damn cool cars from across New Zealand, as featured in NZV8, NZ Performance Car,
Revolutionizing car meets and cruises with the Turnout app View fullsize Meeting up with friends or complete strangers at the local hangout spot
View fullsize The nation’s ultimate pop-culture event, Auckland Armageddon, will return to ASB Showgrounds on 23–26 October 2020, although it won’t be like
Swapping tyre-destroying for grip-chasing View fullsize Fresh out of his 2020 drifting campaign, former national drifting champion Darren Kelly has confirmed that he
View fullsize Way before either Jaden or I took up camp in the NZ Performance Car office, the team introduced ‘kW Club’ stickers
View fullsize It’s been a few years since we got behind the wheel of Honda’s latest R-badge offering, but for 2020 the model
View fullsize For a good 40-odd years, Toyota Racing Development (TRD) has been Toyota’s performance division, supplying uprated parts and top-spec trims on
View fullsize It may not get a letter from the queen, but automaker Mazda celebrated its 100th anniversary in typical Japanese style with
While most of us dream of winning anything with the word ‘championship’ in it, former WRC driver Hayden Paddon has made it abundantly
View fullsize When we last caught up with Nick Reiri, he’d just run the fastest pass of the event at the 2019 4&Rotary
Import drag racing stalwart Azhar Bhamji has taken aim at running mid eights with his street legal Mazda R100 and has commissioned a
View fullsize One of our national motorsport governing bodies, MotorSport New Zealand, has announced that it will join the world of e-sports with
View fullsize If you don’t have a copious amount of time to blow, you should probably skip reading this altogether. However, if you’re
NZ Performance Car is the authority on the modified import scene. Each issue we bring you the inside knowledge with in-depth coverage of the best street and race scene in the world.
From grass-roots interaction with the very best of New Zealand’s modified import car community featuring exhaustive car profiles and event reports, through to industry news and columnists reporting from the Japanese and world tuning scenes, NZ Performance Car has it covered.
