
Australians have a long-standing love affair with the automobile and when, in 1948, the first Holden came off the production line, our cars also became part of our national pride. Our cars do more than take us from A to B, they are freedom on four wheels. What we drive reflects our personalities, and our aspirations, and even allows us to let out our inner bogan. This is the story of the car tha... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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The Holden Statesman and Ford Fairlane were more than simply bigger Commodores and Falcons, they were Australia’s answer to luxury on four wheels, symbols of quiet success and Aussie pride. These oversized but understated sedans were for the boss, th... more
Oh la la... what can we say about French cars? They were baguettes on wheels, a rolling slice of European flair that somehow found their way into Australia’s heart.
Whether it was the chic Citroën DS or the oddball Renault 4CV, these cars had somet... more
The Mini Moke wasn't just a car, it was an oddball on wheels, automotive fun in its simplest form.
Originally designed as an army runabout, it never quite made the cut... but somehow found its place in beach towns, resorts, a few Bond films, and ev... more
It’s funny what becomes a cult classic.
The Subaru Brumby wasn’t built to turn heads, but it became an icon anyway. In a market dominated by Fords and Holdens, this little workhorse quietly carved out its own niche by doing what it did best — worki... more
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Great podcast Tim, excellent blend of humour and insight. As a kid born in the early 70’s and getting into cars in the 80’s really takes me back. Look forward to series 3
I absolutely love it so much,more episodes!!!!!! (Please)
A fantastic blend of facts and humour. So easy to listen too and I lived through all of them. Between myself and my 4 brothers we owed most of the cars.
Always an excellent listen.
the national nostalgia is fantastic.
The statesman/fairlane episode with the swan larger theme in the background, explaining how australia grew out of a simpler time and on to a diverse globel stage is very well done
p.s
Tim would love to know how you found or looped the swan lager theme with out lyrics
sounds great
Would be a great abc tv show, would love an episode on fiats and how they were already rusty when they arrived in Australia in the 60’s but my mum says her 124 was one of the best cars she owned
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The discussions center around the rich history and cultural significance of various automobiles in Australia, delving into iconic vehicles like the Subaru Brumby, Ford Falcon, and the Nissan Skyline GTR, among others. Each episode intertwines personal stories and historical context, highlighting not just the engineering and design of these cars, but also their enduring impact on Australian society and identity. The narrative captures nostalgia, emotions, and the adventurous spirit of motoring while appealing to both car enthusiasts and those interested in cultural history.
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