Toyota is again topping new car sales globally. The Japanese giant has returned to the number one slot worldwide - but only just. It edged out embattled Volkswagen, selling 7.5 million vehicles to VW’s 7.43. General Motors sits third worldwide, with 7.2 million new vehicle sales.
As news of the Volkswagen emissions scandal continues to dominate headlines, new data from Autotrader shows that the issue is having a direct impact in the marketplace.
Ferrari’s share offering on the NYSE stayed true to form when debuted to the public. The Maranello-based manufacturer’s shares, trading as RACE, jumped sharply upon released.
Hino has put the acid on its staff with an annual head-to-head battle of skills. The 2015 Hino National Skills Contest, held at the company’s Sydney head office, tested its top service, parts and sales staff.
US magazine Consumer Reports has been a cheerleader for the Muskmobile, lathering each model Tesla with sycophantic brand worship - right down to giving the Model S luxury model a much-lauded ‘Recommendation.’ But the love affair, it seems, is over.
Australia's new prime minister Malcolm Turnbull is potentially the biggest automotive ally that AIMVIA has got.
Big American Ram pick-ups are set to roll onto the market courtesy of a new venture put together by well-known industry identities Ryan Walkinshaw and Neville Crichton.
Some liked him; some certainly did not - and while we can agree that he probably went a budgie too far, the automotive industry wasn't exactly on the Abbot cheer squad.
Chief executive Graeme Whickman stopped short of oi, oi, oi when announcing a host of investments and R&D initiatives this week - including a plan to become Australia's biggest employer by 2018.
Stratton is seeking professionals with finance experience to join its team of franchisees - in particular, strong self-starters says national franchise manager Cameron Graham.