The original ND MX-5 was launched in 1989, followed by the NB in 1998, the NC in 2005 and, most recently, the current ND in 2015, with an updated version due next year.

The 911 GT3 R rennsport was revealed at the Rennsport Reunion 7 and is Porsche's ultimate track-day toy that isn't actually eligible for any race series! You can watch its reveal (and listen to the magnificent noise it makes) here.

The phrase describes the unity between horse and rider in both Yabusame (Japanese mounted archery) and Bajutsu (military equestrianism)

Richie Stanaway and Shane van Gisbergen became only the second all-Kiwi duo to win the Great Race following Greg Murphy and Steven Richards victory in 1999. While it was van Gisbergen's 3rd Bathurst win, it was the first time Stanaway took a victory there.

The twins name's are a play on "Miata", the name of the MX-5 in the US market, which is derived from the Old High German word for "reward".

The Alto was launched in 1979 and accounts for a staggering 20 per cent of Suzukis ever sold!

The 2015 ND MX-5 was originally slated to be a collaboration between Mazda and Alfa Romeo, but the Italian version became a Fiat after FCA's boss, Sergio Marchionne, decided that all Alfa Romeos would be manufactured in Italy. The resulting car, the Fiat 124, was only sold in New Zealand in its Abarth form.

While the entry MG4 was briefly the lowest-priced new EV on sale in New Zealand, GWM recently dropped the asking price of the Ora by $5000, making it the cheapest. For now, at least.

The second-gen NB MX-5 spawned a Mazdaspeed version that packed a turbocharged version of the long-running BP engine. It was only produced in 2004 and part of 2005, with 5428 produced.

Skoda has revealed the new Kodiaq that, for the first time, includes a plug-in hybrid version of the popular SUV.