What started as a humble, non-turbo, automatic high-school ride and Hell Pizza delivery car has, after eight years of hard work and dedication, morphed into one of New Zealand’s wildest Silvias.
For Kiwi car enthusiasts who take their detailing seriously, there’s a new player in town. Bowden’s Own, the Aussie family-run car care brand with a
If you look in the dictionary under ‘K24’ you’ll see Jayden Broad’s name alongside it. He’s the New Zealand K24 maestro and he’s back with a German chassis, K24 turbocharged machine!
Nostalgia, it seems, is accelerating. The new-old hotness is now the 1990s, from pop-up headlights to angular lines giving way to organic curves. The genesis
Some combinations are just meant to be; an E30 on BBS wheels is one of them, but there’s much more to this clean combination than first meets the eye
Take a look at the featured highlights from Issue 313!
What better way to kick off 2025 than with a mix of cars and community spirit? Rotationals and Downtime Entertainment join forces to bring the scene together, for a day dedicated to helping out struggling Kiwi families this Summer.
We check out Tiree Weston’s absolutely slammed turbo-charged Mazda Roadster with a Kaido-Racer twist.
We check out Jarod Nisbet’s 401kW RB25DET NEO-powered R32 coupe
Ah, finally — someone had the cojones to K-swap something different. We’ve seen plenty of Integras and Civics with the famed conversion, but a Prelude? Now we’re talking!
Uniquely Kiwi, the rotary scene has created some memorable builds, personalities, and experiences along the way. Around the turn of the millennium, Tim Wood’s ‘UWANIT’ RX-3 coupe was untouchable, and now, with 25 years of extra experience under his belt, he’s redefined the benchmark for a high-end, inimitably tasteful old-school rotary build
We go back in time and check out the iconic sex-spec Honda Accord, originally built by yours truly for the NZPC TV series!
We check out Sean Clark’s aired-out Porsche 964, infused with a Miami Vice flair.
If one badass Silvia is good, then two must be even better… At least that’s Steve Kerr’s logic!
Take a look at the featured highlights from Issue 312!