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Holden produced the Torano between 1967 and 1979, selling the car in a number of different guises across three generations. This is a 1976 LX SS Hatchback model painted Tuxedo Black and is thought to be one of just 10 like it. The exterior of this car has been equipped with the desirable A9X option that includes a rear-facing bonnet scoop, flared wheel arches, chrome bumpers, and wider wheels. Of the nine other Torano SS models built like this one, just two others had a 4-speed manual transmission like this example. Further adding to the desirability of the car is the fact that it was rotisserie restored in 2018 and brought back to its original condition. It retains the original 5.0-liter L31 V8 engine, although it has been fully rebuilt. The original gearbox and limited-slip differential have also been retained and reconditioned. ....
- shares Technology is making the average car better. Modern metal is significantly safer for both occupants and pedestrians. They’re also cleaner, too, with new drivelines being remarkably more efficient than before. In fact, cheap motoring has benefitted the most. Take a look at how safe a modern $20,000 car is nowadays. You only have to look back five years to be shocked. Go back 10 and it s terrifying. That’s only when considering passive safety in isolation, too, like structural cells and airbags. Once you start factoring in the real-world safety gains of active safety systems, it becomes even more telling. ....
A new high watermark for Australian-built cars has been set, with a 1971 Ford Falcon GTHO Phase III selling at auction for an eye-watering $1.15 million.The record-setting price eclipses the HSV GTSR W1 Maloo that sold last month for $1.05m, while the pre ....
Ford Falcon GTHO Phase III sets auction record Ford Falcon GTHO Phase III sets auction record February 17, 2021 Immaculate 1971 muscle car fetches $1.15 million A meticulously restored electric blue Ford Falcon XY GTHO Phase III has set a new record price for an Australian production car sold at auction. The 1971 Ford Falcon, described as being in better condition than when it left the factory 50 years ago, went under the hammer for $1.15 million in an online Slattery auction at 6:00pm last night. The figure beats the previous auction record for an Aussie road car, set last month by a one-of-four 2017 HSV Maloo GTSR W1 ute at $1.05m, and the previous record for a production Falcon set in June 2018 – $1.03m for a Phase III once owned by cricketer Jeff Thomson. ....
Automakers gain ground on Tesla as stock price hits dizzying highs The world s largest carmaker is starting to gain ground on Tesla. Volkswagen sold 231,600 battery electric vehicles in 2020, according to figures published by the company on Wednesday. While that s still less than half the number of sales Tesla made, it represents an increase of 214 per cent on the previous year and shows Germany s huge auto industry is beginning to mount a challenge to the leader in electric cars. READ MORE: A worker completes an electric car ID.3 body at the assembly line during a press tour at the plant of the German manufacturer Volkswagen in Zwickau, eastern Germany.(AP) ....