Lexus opens new dealership in Western Sydney
Luxury car maker Lexus has continued its expansion plans by opening a new dealership in Western Sydney, one of New South Wales' fastest growing areas.
Hino unveils new Series 500 Wide Cab
Hino Australia has unveiled what it calls "one of the most significant products in its 50 year history," the new Hino 500 Series Wide Cab.
Half of future QLD car buyers considering EV purchase
Home battery storage systems and electric vehicles are more popular than ever in Queensland, according to a survey of household energy use.
Toyota C-HR scores five-star safety rating
The newly released Toyota CH-R compact SUV has been given a five star safety rating by the Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP).
Newly added Range Rover Velar priced at $70K for Australia
Land Rover has unveiled its latest addition, the Range Rover Velar, with a suite of consumer technologies, which include a new infotainment system called Touch Pro Duo. The Range Rover Velar goes on sale in December 2017 priced from $70,300 - $135,600.
Vinesh Bhindi appointed managing director of Mazda Australia
Mazda has announced that Vinesh Bhindi will become managing director of Mazda Australia from April 3, 2017, following the retirement of Martin Benders. Benders has enjoyed a 32 year career with Mazda, including the last four as managing director in Australia.
MTAQ at odds with Qld Govt on Sunday trade for dealers
Queensland dealer groups and the Motor Trade Association Queensland (MTAQ) have expressed their concern at the possibility of car yards opening for business on Sundays.
Renault honours top dealerships and staff
Renault Australia has rewarded its top performing dealers across its 52-strong network for 2016. Ballarat Renault scooped the 2016 Renault Dealer Brilliance Award for the first time, ahead of Essendon Renault – the 2015 winner. Brighton Renault claimed the third podium position.
Freightliner’s top dealers honoured at awards night
Freightliner has celebrated its best performers at its annual Dealer of the Year Awards in Melbourne.
Takata pleads guilty to fraud
Japanese auto parts maker Takata has pleaded guilty to fraud and will pay a $US1 billion ($AUD1.3 billion) penalty for installing defective airbags in millions of its cars.