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Car of the week #9: de Tomaso Mangusta
Which car is Carroll Shelby most famous for? You may say the Ford GT40, but if you go back a bit you’ll more likely nominate the Cobra. And this makes […]
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How long since you last vacuumed your car?
A mate of mine is a professional car detailer. He’s been in the job since Monaros had four-wheel drum brakes and he says a fundamental change happened with the advent […]
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Why I won’t tell you which speakers to buy.
Question: You helped me with my choice of an Oppo UDP203 which is really good. It now comes to perhaps update my speakers which are Electrovoice Diamants from1986. I run […]
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Car of the week #8: The Rolls-Royce in the CES carpark.
I have a mate in the audio electronics business who has a thing for old British limos. He has owned and restored Armstrong Siddeleys and Daimlers, he is very fond […]
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Things you didn’t know about motoring #6: What to do while watching for fires.
William Heynes designed Jaguar’s iconic 3.4-litre, six-cylinder XK engine while on fire-watching duty in London during the air raids of World War Two. Posted March 2020.
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Car of the week #7: Mind-numbing Maserati
Maserati went through a challenging period in the 1980s and 90s. There were fuel crises and recessions and powerful car safety advocates, there were emission laws and noise laws and […]
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Are gyms and serious music quality mutually exclusive?
Is Johnny Cash the ideal music for the gym? He puts a pretty compelling case. His music is almost entirely free of nuance, and nuance is generally lost at the […]
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Question: Which soundbar should I buy?
Q: I come from the era of Enoch Light, four-channel sound, tape recorders and mini discs, and have followed your articles in the Sydney Morning Herald’s Guide for many years. […]
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Car of the week #6: It looked good at the time.
Here’s a joke told by the owners of English sports cars: Question: How do you know the British didn’t invent laptop computers? Answer: They don’t leak oil. Unveiled in 1962 […]