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Buy My Barina
An Australian man has gone to extreme lengths to sell his 1999 Holden Barina, including making a full scale website devoted to the car, and making a sales video. Source: buymybarina.com
2030: No drivers, no traffic jams
Hours stuck on our car-clogged city motorways could be just a memory by 2030, says a visiting Stanford University energy expert.
Peugeot RCZ R
Mathieu Day tests Peugeot's RCZ R for Driven Magazine. Photos by Ted Baghurst/Supplied
Refinery losses recouped at the pump
Z Energy says margins have risen due to fuel retailers trying to recoup up to $40m they've had to pay to top up losses at Marsden Point oil refinery.
Nissan Playstation GT Academy Aussie finalists
The Australian National Final of Nissan Playstation GT Academy was battled out at the headquarters of Nissan Motorsport and the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit. The final six will now head over to Silverstone where they will represent Australia. Source: Nissan Australia
Winston Aldworth: Germany's autobahn plan could work for us
The Germans have cracked on to a nice little scheme to get tourists to directly fund major infrastructure, and Winston Aldworth believes it could work here.
Smile for new speed cameras
The first of a series of new fixed speed cameras has gone live today.
Scooter rides for cancer cash
Jayne and Mike Rattray started a movement which has raised $600,000 - and it all began with a few friends hitting the road.
Victory Motorcycles
Driven's Jacqui Madelin jumps aboard Victory Motorcycles range of cruisers.
Dreamliner opens up dreams
The arrival of Air New Zealand's first Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner does not herald the start of lower airfares — but travellers will get access to new international destinations.
The first of 10 of the model touched down in Auckland yesterday and the rest are expected to be in service by 2017.