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Andrew Maclean

Australia
As seen in: Inc., Stuff.co.nz, Sydney Morning Herald, New Zealand Herald, NJ.com, Ann Arbor News, MLive, CBR, Drive.com.au, Cell Press and
Motoring journalist for Drive/SMH, father of two and part-time beach bum
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2006 HSV E Series Senator prototype review

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By Andrew Maclean
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You don't have to be a rocket surgeon to understand that breaking Into triple figures in 4.9 seconds is quick. Really quick. And going on past form there is no doubt the latest generation of HSV’s hot Commodores have the ability to crack the magic sub-five second barrier. This feature was originally published in MOTOR’s October 2006 issue MOTOR has done it before with a GTO coupe - just - and, after a quick trip in an E Series Senator Signature, it won't be too long before we do it again.
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HSV E-Series preview feature

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By Andrew Maclean
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If you don't recognise the name Nigel Tufnel, you're not into hairy-chested rock'n'roll. The man with the mega mullet is responsible for one of the greatest lines in heavy metal history, which in turn has provided metaphoric inspiration to go-fast car companies around the world.
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2008 HSV W427 first drive: Classic Motor

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By Andrew Maclean
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I swear Mother Nature has it in for us. On a day when Sydney is bathed in papal-induced blue skies as the Pope preaches to the pilgrims for World Youth Day (or week), we’re sitting at Melbourne’s Calder Park staring out at horizontal rain. And we’re praying for it to stop. This article was first published in the September 2008 issue of MOTOR.
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