Sports Car Guide

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Sports Cars are a dying breed. The hedonistic pleasure of having a vehicle simply for fun is reserved for a few who can afford it or those that are enthusiasts.

Sports cars are also a broad category, ranging from hot hatches to coupes and convertibles, sport saloons and now the new breed of sports SUVs that can transport a family and go from 0-100 km/h in 4.0 seconds and top out at 250 km/h plus.

We test them all for you, to drool over or to make an educated buying decision about which one suits you best

2019 Holden Acadia LTZ driving
BMW

BMW M5 Edition 35 Years Anniversary

May 17, 2019 Rob Fraser Comments Off on BMW M5 Edition 35 Years Anniversary

BMW M5 Edition 35 Years – The first high-performance sedan combined the driving dynamics of a sports car with the comfort and functionality of a top-of-the-range 4-door vehicle. Given the name of BMW M5 and powered by an in-line 6-cylinder engine from the mid-engine sports car BMW M1 [Read More]

News

50 Years of Porsche 917 celebrated at Goodwood

April 7, 2019 Rob Fraser Comments Off on 50 Years of Porsche 917 celebrated at Goodwood

Porsche 917 – Four world premieres at 77th Goodwood Members Meeting in Great Britain: For the first time, Porsche presents four driving examples of the 917 around the challenging Goodwood Motor Circuit – including the first 917, chassis 001 which has been restored [Read More]

MY19 KIA CERATO HATCH GT - front 3/4 action.
Kia

Kia Cerato Hatch GT – 5 Best Features

April 6, 2019 Rob Fraser Comments Off on Kia Cerato Hatch GT – 5 Best Features

Overall the Kia Cerato GT is excellent. It represents outstanding value and typical Kia quality. As I mentioned I jumped from the Cerato GT to a similar sized ‘Prestige’ European Hatch/SUV that cost $19,000 more and the Kia ran rings around it in every aspect [Read More]