Retro Motors Feature – Movie Motors
What is the butterfly effect? Well apparently it doesn’t matter now because we’ve killed them all and the bees are […]
Car Review
Retro Motors Feature – The Wish List
Happy belated New Year synth fans, and welcome to the year of the Blade Runner. Much like poor ol’ Roy
Retro Motors Feature – Motorcycles
If, like me, your childhood was in the 80s, it would be almost impossible to ignore how much of an
Retro Motors Feature – Motorsport
In the biblical story, humanity begins with a man called Adam, God made him from dust and together they chatted
Retro Motors Feature – Cartoon Vehicles
Firstly, I apologise for the wait for this installment of Retro Motors. As it happens I have been shoveling money
Retro Motors Feature – Concept Cars
Some concept cars are a bit like the items for sale on Chinese wholesale mega sites. In the photo you
Audi 80 (1966-1996)
If what people say to me is true, retro stuff is useless and dirty and should be left to rot
Retro Motors Feature – Best of British
As you could probably tell I’ve been playing a bit of catch up when it comes to cars, this is
Retro Motor Feature – Video Game Vehicles
This month’s NRW feature goes back to a time when I used to drive around in cars hitting pedestrians for
Retro Motor Feature – 4×4’s
The closet I’ve got to owning a movie car was driving the Jeep Cherokee XJ.
Porsche 944 (1982–1991)
Any car enthusiast worth their salt understands that Volkswagen own everything, diesel is a poisonous slime, electric cars are a gimmick and automatics were first created so Americans could eat and drive simultaneously.
Nissan 300ZX Z31 (1983-1989)
With that iconic Z style long bonnet, housing a new V6 turbo charged block, gorgeously angular lines and of course, pop up lights. The Nissan/Datsun Z series had brought many a driver thousands of smiles per hour in the past, a useable, heavily modifiable car, the home grown Japanese tuners love them.