UltraTune Airlie Beach in Cannonvale, Queensland, Australia | Motor vehicle company

UltraTune Airlie Beach

Locality: Cannonvale, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 4946 4272

Address: 2 McIntosh Drive 4802 Cannonvale, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.ultratune.com.au

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18.01.2022 Even a stationary car needs some maintenance to avoid future problems. Check out this tip on keeping your car's exterior in tip top condition.

14.01.2022 Ford's new "personal car" caused a big stir upon its introduction in 1955; and there was more of a good thing for 1956, when the Thunderbird arrived: a model specimen of this model year. The '56 upgrade received an optional 312 cu in "Y-8" (contemporary Ford-speak for their overhead-valve Y-block V-8) as well as a spare tire and other detail refinements.

14.01.2022 1968 vs. 2021. What's your pick?

13.01.2022 The top speed champion goes to... The Bugatti Chiron Super Sport a.k.a. THOR (because it brings the thunder) which gets up to 490km/h. Its quad-turbocharged W16 engine produces 1176kW and is optimised for high speed runs with a new gearbox with longer ratios, and front and rear bumpers.

09.01.2022 Aerodynamics are for people who can’t build engines. -Enzo Ferrari

09.01.2022 She'll be right

06.01.2022 The decade debate: classic vs. contemporary. What's your pick?

02.01.2022 Summer is nearing, and the high temperatures can be tough on your car. Gone unchecked, some issues could leave you stranded in the heat. Check out this tip on getting your car's engine and radiator summer ready. Book Now: https://www.ultratune.com.au/book-car-service-online

02.01.2022 The HQ was the most radically engineered Holden since the introduction of the original 48-215 model of 23 years prior. Despite this, it became Holden's most popular car. Later, as the HQ motor racing category surfaced, parts and body panels becoming scarce as many of the teams would 'raid' scrap yards for cheap spares. This led to a shortage of spares for the HQ model for anyone who owned a road-going version. What are your memories of the Holden Kingswood HQ?