“Whether you’re a fan of the humble Nissan Navara or not, you’ve got to love what Zac Wilkinson’s created from his” There must be
I can almost imagine what it would be like to be Felix Baumgartner. I expect that at least once a week he wakes up from
In the world of competitive drifting there is a big rush towards large-capacity function warriors that seem to forgo the uniqueness that drew me and many others to
We don’t only feature fully modified vehicles here at NZ Performance Car — the mildly modified daily drivers get a look in too! It doesn’t matter what
There’s absolutely nothing I love more than touge battles, HKS-tuned weapons, and extremely high-resolution videos. So, when I caught wind of Luke Huxham’s latest creation
Nearly five years ago Kurt Blackie had to pull his daily driven Nissan Skyline R32 off the road, thanks to a green sticker presented to
Running an indoor car show is a big risk, especially when you’re aiming as high as organizers Greg and Rebecca Stokes were. Their inaugural
We don’t only feature fully modified vehicles in NZ Performance Car magazine — the mildly modified daily drivers get a look in too! It
As a youngster growing up in Whakatane, Squeak Bell made a bit of a name for himself as a car builder. In 1984, he and
Welcome to the final instalment of the D1NZ post season review. I’ve separated out the top six of the Pro field for a number of
“Stewy Bryant of InertiaMS had some time in-between flights on his way to Europe, so we at The Motorhood jumped at the opportunity to
“Aaron Keach played the stance game, and now he is searching for the perfect balance between form and function with the killer 20B under
“Ken Block’s monster four-wheel-drive Nascar-powered ‘Hoonicorn’ Mustang was designed to blow up the internet, and little do most people know, a team of Kiwis
Header image: Richard Opie Built in 1994 to decimate all competition at the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, Rod Millen’s carbon-bodied Celica did so with ease, posting a
Lately, Tauranga’s evening car meets have been a bit of a failure — but that wasn’t the case on June 26 when I attended the largest car
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