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In July 2000, Drive's Tony Davies looked back at the car that farewelled Chrysler out of Australia with barely a whimper.

In June 2011, Drive's Tony Davis turned his attention to the Blue Oval and his list of the worst Fords ever made

In 2001, the 'world's ugliest car' made its way to Australia. Thankfully, it didn't stay very long.

Despite its status as an Aussie muscle car icon, not all Holden Monaros were created equal. In April 2001, we took a look at the forgotten Monaro.

The Alfa Romeo Alfasud won over a million hearts before breaking them just as quickly, leaving a trail of tears and crumbling Russian steel.

In April 2002, we predicted the death of a mainstay on Australian roads, the humble Ford Laser, to be replaced by the all-European Focus.

On 13 March 1998, Drive published its 100th issue. To celebrate the milestone, we shared our top 100 pieces of automotive trivia.

In March of 2009, we asked whether governments should bail out car companies and then take over when it all goes pear-shaped.

In 2007, Drive looked at the cars Australian's should have been buying, but didn't. The SUV invasion was underway.

The FB Holden was out-of-fashion the moment it was launched but that didn't stop buyers flooding Holden showrooms and laying down their cash.