• NZ Rodder

  • A biannual coffee table publication that brings you the best from New Zealand's hot rod and kustom scenes, past and present.
  • The Car Enthusiast's Bible

  • NZ Petrolhead features hot rods, street machines, muscle cars, classics, motor sport, off-roading, tech, industry news and more.
  • NZ Petrolhead

  • Available free from more than 400 outlets nationwide every month, or subscribe and have it delivered to your door

NZ Rodder

A biannual coffee table publication that brings you the best from New Zealand's hot rod and kustom scenes, past and present.

The Car Enthusiast's Bible

NZ Petrolhead features hot rods, street machines, muscle cars, classics, motor sport, off-roading, tech, industry news and more.

NZ Petrolhead

Available free from more than 400 outlets nationwide every month, or subscribe and have it delivered to your door
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Happy New Year!

The first issue of NZ Petrolhead for 2026 is free to pick up now, with plenty of awesome summer reading to enjoy over a cold beer. There’s a variety of van content, including a custom Coca-Cola themed CF Beford, and the Van Revival which was part of the Ngatea Customs and Classic Show. You’ll find coverage of the World’s 1st Car & Bike Show, Hot Rods at Methven, the Bainesse Hop, and the Gathering of the Geezers. There’s drag racing, Jet Sprints, circuit racing, and Rocket’s open day. NZ Petrolhead is this country’s favorite and biggest-circulating special-interest monthly car mag- grab your copy from outlets nationwide, or click on the handy button below to have it delivered (P&P fee applies). 

 





 

NZ Rodder #196
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NZ Rodder for Christmas!

The new NZ Rodder magazine is a feast of traditional hot rodding goodness, along with some lowrider-flavoured icing on the cake.

Native Texans brought their ’32 Ford roadster with them when they moved to New Zealand; their story is the lead feature. Chris Harrison’s superb ’bagged ’52 GMC Suburban is the cover story, and is one of three ‘bagged cars in this issue – the other two are a ’54 Chevy Bel Air, and a metal flaked and engraved ’59 Chevy Impala. A ’39 Mercury convertible and a ’36 Ford three-window round out this issue’s in-depth and informative car features.

You’ll also read about an impressive collection of early American rodding magazines and event programmes; an old-school sign maker; and we pop across the ditch to catch up with some kiwis at the 10th annual GreazeFest.

New Zealand’s finest hot rodding magazine is just $30 plus delivery.