Classic Cars

After the intensity of rationing during WWII, motorists were looking for luxury in car design, and boy, did the 1940s deliver.

If you’ve finally decided to bite the bullet and invest in the classic car you’ve always wanted, firstly, congratulations! Here are our top tips for finding your perfect classic car at a local auction.

Let’s face it; a classic car can be an expensive endeavour. So attempting to find a bargain is at the forefront of every vintage car enthusiast. There are plenty of places where you can catch a real steal for a classic car; you just need to know where to look, and what to look for.

At present, the process for importing cars into Australia is complex. Here is what you need to know if you’re considering importing your dream car.

Did you know that if you buy a car overseas and import it to Australia, then it’s found to contain asbestos, you could be fined up to $210,000 – or three times the value of the car itself?

Whether you’re a car enthusiast, a car collector or just plain curious, Australia has its fair share of classic car museums worth taking a look at!

Selling a classic car is a bit different from selling a modern car, and there are some guidelines to follow if you want to get top dollar.