the nissan and sierras were two door cars that should have been in a separate group given their tech design and also were hardly what you would call production cars commonly seen in showrooms
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Gen3 Camaro and Mustang engines ‘incredibly close’ - Speedcafe
The Gen3 Chevrolet Camaro and Ford Mustang engines are matched “incredibly close” according to Supercars’ Head of Motorsport, Adrian Burgess
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Shock Ford switch for Tander
Garth Tander will race a Grove Racing Ford Mustang at the Bathurst 1000 following his shock departure from Triple Eight.
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Garth Tander will race a Grove Racing Ford Mustang at the Bathurst 1000 following his shock departure from Triple Eight.www.motorsport.com
Global Ford boss takes TV talkshow host Jimmy Fallon for wild Aussie V8 Supercar ride
Ford boss Jim Farley takes Jimmy Fallon for a wild ride in Aussie V8 Supercar.
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‘A great honour’: Supercars star to link up with son after shock Ford switch
‘A great honour’: Supercars star to link up with son after shock Ford switch
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Lowndes to spearhead Pro-Am Mercedes in Bathurst 12 Hour - Speedcafe
Craig Lowndes will again spearhead Scott Taylor Motorsport’s Bathurst 12 Hour campaign as the squad steps up to the Pro-Am class in 2023
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Singapore Supercars but at what cost? - Speedcafe
New Zealand’s absence made Supercars' Singapore pitch seem frivolous, misguided, and perhaps negligible to the sport’s fanbase
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Anton De Pasquale confirmed for Dubai 24 Hour - Speedcafe
Anton De Pasquale will take part in the 2023 Dubai 24 Hour as part of a Grove Racing/Earl Bamber Motorsport-backed effort.
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Triple Eight confirms Pro class entry for Bathurst 12 Hour - Speedcafe
Triple Eight Race Engineering has confirmed a Pro class entry for the 2023 Bathurst 12 Hour featuring Shane van Gisbergen
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What Tesla has done that Lexus, Volvo, Land Rover and others have all failed to achieve
When it comes to luxury cars in Australia the market is dominated by the ‘Big Three Germans’ - Mercedes-Benz, BMW and Audi. Or at least, it was.
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