FCG posts record sales in July
Fiat Chrysler Group (FCG) recorded its best month of July sales on record, thanks to record sales of its Jeep SUV brand, but also on the back of increased sales from its European models, Fiat and Alfa Romeo.
Holden takes ‘silver’ in mixed July
Holden has continued its year-on-year growth with July delivering a 10% market share making it the second highest selling brand in Australia so far in 2014.
July sees record sales for SUV segment
Australia is moving away from the micro car segment and continues to buy more SUV’s and Toyota Corolla’s according to the latest VFACTS figures released today by the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI).
Unmasking Gen Y’s attitudes to dealers
Only a third of Gen Y consumers (born 1977-1994 feel that they are treated fairly by automotive salespeople and an equal amount would prefer to skip the negotiation process.
Toyota launches first phase of DRIVE program
Toyota Australia has today launched the first phase of its 'DRIVE' program to assist employees prepare for their future after the end of manufacturing in 2017.
Yet another product recall for Holden
Holden Australia has issued its eleventh safety recall notice so far this year, more than any other brand or any other time in Holden’s history. The latest recall is an expansion of a recall issued in January for the Barina Spark.
Hyundai launches product info apps
Hyundai Australia has launched two apps to give consumers access to a wide range of product information through the convenience of a mobile device.
Holden revamps CPS program, but is it good enough?
Holden has unveiled a new Capped Price Servicing program, called Professional Care, although the move is positive, it does not come close in terms of what other competitors currently offer.
Lowest car prices in a decade
The prices of new and used vehicles have reached their lowest levels in a decade and analysts predict they could fall even further later this year, thanks to the Australian dollar.
Choices in car market drives prices down
Australia’s competitive new car market – which constitutes world record 67 brands and over 350 models – is benefitting local consumers, and has translated to most new car brands selling cheaper than in New Zealand and the UK.