The Car Lover’s Christmas Guide for 2021

It's that time of the year already! Christmas is just around the corner, and in keeping with our annual tradition, the Drive team has some gift suggestions based on what we'd love to receive!

Yep, you saw it correctly. Nissan has a range of fragrances both for men and women. There's plenty to choose from, and of course they are named after popular models including the Nissan 350Z, Patrol and GT-R, just to name a few.

Who knew Toyota produced such cool merchandise, namely its leisure and outdoor accessories. If someone on your Christmas list is a Toyota Kluger owner, then this is a must.

If you are taking a break over Christmas, then you may get the time to sit, relax and build some LEGO. It might even be the perfect Christmas present to yourself, otherwise you can't go wrong with LEGO as a gift for a car lover, right?

One for a Ford fan! The Ford range has plenty of merchandise for the true enthusiast, including a wide selection of stylish watches.

The next chapter of the Horizon series landed last month, and really is the perfect gift for gamers of all ages.

Not just for the Porsche enthusiasts, but there are plenty of brands to choose from if auto art tickles your fancy. The options include jumpers like the above, along with tees and singlets – all with different print options.

You can't go wrong with a coffee table book. We've chosen The World's Greatest Cars, which showcases some of the most famous motor vehicles in the world.

Regular Monopoly seems so basic now that there are a bunch of branded ones available, including HSV, Ford, Holden Motorsport and Supercars, to name a few.

For adrenaline junkies! There are plenty of V8 Supercar driving options available statewide, and depending on how brave the recipient is, they choose to be a passenger or the one piloting the car along with a professional instructor.

Not just for Peugeot fans – these salt and pepper shakers are the perfect kitchen accessory for anyone. But if you do know a Peugeot owner, then there are plenty more where these came from. The brand has a variety of shakers and also sells bakeware and glassware. [A note from the Features Editor: Peugeot is renowned for its salt and pepper grinders, manufacturing the handy kitchen accessory since 1874, long before the advent of the automobile. Peugeot also made coffee grinders and bicycles before its first car came along in 1889].