Sales of new cars broke records once again last month – with the Ford Ranger on top ahead of the Toyota HiLux – but the long-forecast slowdown may be around the corner.
Hyundai appears set to double-down on its ute ambitions in Australia, with the Korean brand reportedly readying to launch not one, but two, new utes in our market. But neither will be going head-to-head with the Toyota HiLux or Ford Ranger, according to new reports.
All-electric version of Chery Omoda 5 small SUV due in Australia in mid-2024
Less than a month after the trial of four new electric buses began in Launceston, state-owned public transport operator Metro Tasmania has confirmed that “teething issues” have put the trial on hold.
The choice for electric vans is limited in Australia, but can China’s LDV entice workers away from the usual brands?
Tips offered to property owners and landlords
A decision by a US tyre giant to increase profits has put hundreds of Australian jobs on the firing line, with the future of Beaurepaires unclear.
Strong new car sales continued over the summer but cost of living pressures may put a dent in the sales, particularly the uptake of EVs.
SIXT is pleased to announce it has recently partnered with mycar Tyre & Auto to provide vehicle servicing for its fleet, including a growing number of electric vehicles (EVs).
Used car prices have dropped significantly after the second-hand market saw record-breaking demand during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Australian Automotive Aftermarket Association (AAAA) has welcomed a new Federal government initiative to crack down on unscrupulous and non-genuine training providers.
There are 100 cars in various states of repair at the back of Dave Roger’s workshop, as is usually the case.
Hyundai rolls dice by not submitting i30 sedan to ANCAP as fleet-friendly hybrid lobs.
The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) is set to launch an on-road targeted operation, focused on mechanical safety and compliance with mass, dimension and loading requirements of heavy vehicles operating in support of the construction sector.
It’s going to be Australia’s best-selling ute versus Kia’s all-new upstart, with new pictures of the Tasman testing against the Ford Ranger Raptor proving the Korean brand’s big promises are coming true.
