Classics For A Cause is offering the chance to get behind the wheel of a stunning, genuine 1969 Holden HT Monaro GTS, all while helping support Aussie veterans in their time of need.

The 1968 Hardie-Ferodo 500 at Bathurst was the first time factory-supported teams from Ford and General Motors went head-to-head at Mount Panorama, both fielding V8-powered weapons. Ford brought the ...

Depending on who you ask, the Pontiac GTO could be considered the first muscle car. We're on record naming the Oldsmobile ...

Lloyd's Auctions is offering the #57D Holden HT Monaro GTS350 racer, built in 1969 by driver and team manager Harry Firth and debuting at that year's Sandown 500. Unfortunately the car crashed ...

The GTO name was retired for 30 years, and when it returned, it did so with the Holden Monaro behind it. General Motors boss Bob Lutz came up with the idea to bring the Australian-made Monaros to ...

In 1972 Gough Whitlam was prime minister, Peter Brock had conquered the Hardie-Ferodo 500 (500 miles) at Bathurst for the first time, and you could have driven a Holden Monaro GTS out of a new car ...

Thirty years after being inspired to fit a car in his lounge room, the 52-year-old can now watch footy on TV and eat a meat pie on the couch, all next to his beloved Holden Monaro. His obsession ...

A record breaking 1970 Holden HT GTS 350 Bathurst Monaro owned by a Gold Coast local, who bought the car at auction 6 years ago is now sending it to auction again and expecting to break records once ...

A stolen Holden Monaro worth $100,000, that belonged to a late Ringwood man, has been recovered on the other side of town. The distinctive 1974 orange Monaro GTS, worth $100,000, was stolen from a ...

This 1968 Holden HK GTS Monaro 327 Bathurst belonged to the Scherer family. “He was a cane farmer all his life and it’s all he ever wanted to be,” Noeleen said. Noeleen and her sisters had ...