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Mazda MX5 2009 NC2. Great daily driver and weekend track car. Extensive modifications as follows: FD RX7 wheels & Bridgestone RE003 tyres - Yellow dot sway bars - Yellow speed endinks - Silvers coil overs - Racing Beat headers - GWR mid-pipe - Ecutek tune with autoblip, launch control etc - Autoexe cold air intake - 4.1 lsd - T3 rotors with braided lines and carbon tech pads - Guardians design steering wheel - Fire extinguisher - Stubby antenna - Kenwood headunit with Apple CarPlay - RX8

Improved Production RX3. 13B O'Dell Fontana bridge port. Laird manifold. Motec. Aim dash with full logging. 5 speed dog box. Hilux rear end, floating axles, cambered. MCA 3 way adjustable gold shocks. Spare set of wheels, flares, spoilers and moulds. Wilwood brakes.

2.1 Litre engine with 45mm Weber carbies, extractors, 100amp Alternator, Oil cooler, (Original build by Les Collins) Engine & rear diff has done two Autocross events since rebuild 260Z Gearbox Rear Diff - 4.6-R180 LSD with Porsche CV type driveshafts Fully adjustable independent rear crossmember & Trailing Arms Fully adjustable front end DMS Rear suspension with Bilstein inserts in front struts Weld-in roll cage by Fabrications (Rai Curry) Racetech seats with Velo Harnesses Terratrip 303 Hel

The best sports saloon....ever Commencing production in 2021 and listing a raft of improvements over the already astonishingly capable M5 Competition, the M5 CS fast became THE ultimate M-Car and global production sold out instantly. Every single one of the only 20 allocated to Australia was snapped up as soon as BMW confirmed availability in our market. Fortunately the car lived up to the hype with the CS being even that much better than the Competition on which it was further honed and revise

Beauty in the details There are few cars that have a design feature that is as recognisable as the car itself, and probably none more-so than the 1955 300SL coupe with its Gullwing doors. The Mercedes SLR McLaren was the first car to pay a homage to this feature, however it was the Mercedes-AMG SLS that is a true successor to the 300SL, and made it a defining feature that drastically carved the car out from the others of its era. The first standalone car that was not based on a production mod

Born of the Mercedes-AMG GT which first debuted at the 2014 Paris Motorshow, R variants took the sleek two-door, grand tourer, coupe’s design and turned up the performance wick to 11. Featuring a redesigned exterior to increase the vehicles overall track abilities, the AMG GT R sits lower and wider than its donor vehicle and adds a substantive aerodynamic package to keep the performance coupe glued to the track. Befitting the track focussed nature of the AMG GT R the interior of the car feature

Towards the end of the F80 series M3, BMW had really got the formula right. Over 5 years of continual development and several iterations, each successive addition just tweaked and refined what was already a fine drivers car into something of a fine drivers weapon. The Competition was an immediate success and what most thought would be the pinnacle....and then the CS was announced. Taking everything from the Competition, the car was again refined and turned up and culminated in the car we presen

The Mercedes-AMG CLK63 Black Series will go down as one of the wildest (and most desirable) factory race homologation series ever produced. Only 500 were constructed to meet the race-ready criteria, the majority of which were sent to the USA where they were unfortunately delivered with ‘comfort seats’ due to local legislation. Just 120 were produced in RHD with 32 numbered cars delivered to Australia. This stunning example is vehicle #8, and unlike the American counterparts, it has factory fitt

Sport. Leicht. Rennsport. There aren’t many cars the high side of the year 2000 that upon launch were instant icons. The three that stand out the most are the Ferrari Enzo, the Porsche Carrera GT, and the car we present here, the Mercedes-McLaren SLR. A joint venture between Mercedes-Benz and McLaren Automotive, the car was conceptualised as an homage to the Mercedes-Benz 300SLR of 1955. With the Formula 1 partnership between the two companies, there was a significant pooling of resources that