Toyota has sold more than one million hybrid vehicles in a year for the first time, confirming that hybrids are now a mainstream choice for motorists worldwide.The company says it sold its one-millionth hybrid this year during October - a total that had risen to 1,028,900 by the end of the month.The global tally so far this year represents an increase of 63.6% over the full-year total of 628,989 hybrids sold in 2011.
The Perth 4WD and Adventure is on from November 9 - 11 and is the biggest show of its kind in Australia.
If you or your business are involved in supplying modification components or modifying vehicles you should be aware of current developments in Queensland. From 1 November 2012, the use of the National Code of Practice for Light Vehicle Construction and Modification (the NCOP) commenced in Queensland.
Strong growth in vehicle sales continued in October, distinguished yet again by Aussie’s continued love for Sports Utility Vehicles (SUVs), according to the official VFACTS data released by the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI).
NSW fair trading minister Anthony Roberts has launched a free app, My Next Car, which helps consumers looking to buy a car. Roberts says buying a car is a significant purchase and Fair Trading’s new app will help consumers make an informed decision.
The Fiat Chrysler group is has appointed Phil Hickman to the position of corporate affairs specialist, effective immediately.
Honda’s annual clearance is now on, with deals offered on a number of Honda’s most popular vehicles including Jazz, Civic Sedan Series II, Civic Hatch, Accord and Accord Euro.
Holden will offer a 0.5% per annum comparison rate on a term of up to 36 months, with no deposit, on a range of vehicles throughout November.
The state government’s recommended changes to Queensland’s motorcycle licensing system are a significant step towards boosting the safety of motorcyclists, says the Royal Automobile Club of Queensland.
Hyundai Motor Company Australia (HMCA) has announced the departure of its Director of Aftersales, Nick Aravanis, who has submitted his resignation from HMCA after almost 5 years of service. The decision to resign by Mr Aravanis was based on personal reasons.