Driven looks at a vintage Marmon Roosevelt.

Driven editor Matt Greenop tests the new Chrysler 300 S.

Driven's The Good Oil looks back at the week in motoring.

I don't suffer from road rage; it's the lights that get me going. Or not going.

This weekend's fourth round of the V8 Supercars championship at Pukekohe is the only time it's a New Zealand versus Australia grudge match, and that's more to do with the partisan crowd than the drivers.

Motor racing has always been a family affair for Aucklander Richard Moore.

Peugeot are ready to head to South America with the reveal of the 2008 DKR, the most insane looking Peugeot to come out of the factory since Seb Loeb's Pikes Peak racer last year. Source: RedBull content pool

Peugeot have created the first monster to come out of the Peugeot garage since Sebastien Loeb's Pike Peak car last year. The 2008 DKR, the DKR standing for DAKAR, is aimed at taking on the world's toughest rally, the Dakar Rally from Argentina to Chile in January 2015.

Revving engines will be the only thing heard south of Auckland this weekend, as one of motorsport's most anticipated events comes to town.

Toyota's Prius hybrid is the best-selling gasoline-electric vehicle in the world. In China, it's about as rare as the endangered giant panda.

The V8 Supercars will mark ANZAC Day with a race in New Zealand. The race on Friday will start a big weekend of action where one of Ford's young stars is setting his sights on mixing it with the leaders.

The grand old lady of New Zealand motor racing circuits, Pukekohe Raceway, put on one hell of a display in welcoming back the V8 Supercars circus last year after a five-year hiatus.

The three New Zealand contenders at this week's ITM 500 at Pukekohe will be tapping into the Anzac spirit as they look to post an elusive home V8 Supercars victory.

Kiwi motorsport veteran Ross Stone has a win at the iconic Bathurst circuit and a couple of V8 Supercar championships to his name.