McLaren determined to win the weight race
McLaren Automotive says it continues to pursue its philosophy of reducing vehicle weight to enhance the performance and efficiency of its supercars.
Digital disrupter brings local clients to local
Digital disruptor PriceMyCar.com.au was founded in 2018 with the aim of increasing transparency and making it easier for new car buyers to find the best possible price from authorised brand dealerships in the highly competitive Australian market.
Kelley Blue Book expands valuation tools
Kelley Blue Book has expanded its presence in the Australian market with the addition of two new vehicle valuation products – MarketLens and Pricing Service API.
AADA calls for Holden dealer compensation
The Australian Automotive Dealers Association has called for compensation for Holden’s dealers following the announcement of the end for the historic brand. “This news will come as a hammer blow to Australia’s 200 Holden Dealers, their employees and their customers.
Breaking: Holden brand gone as GM mostly exits Australasia
General Motors has shocked the automotive market today with news it will almost entirely exit the Australian markets - taking the Holden brand with it.
EVs and Beyond conference on sale now
The EVs and Beyond conference on Waiheke Island March 16 and 17 is shaping up as a must-attend.
Commodore done after 40 years
Holden has today shocked many, yet not surprised some pundits, by canning the 40-year old Commodore nameplate – exiting mainstream cars completely. Also gone will be the Astra. Instead, Holden will focus exclusively on SUVs and utes.
Jaguar I-Pace wins 2019 New Zealand Car of the Year award
The Jaguar I-Pace has been named the 2019 New Zealand Car of the Year – the first time a solely battery electric vehicle has won the award.
Op2ma lands major financier
Adelaide-based automotive solutions provider Op2ma has landed a major contract with a global financier based out of South Africa. Due to contractual obligations they can't name the customer.
Buttner out at Holden
GM Holden chairman and managing director David Buttner has stepped down from his role after just 16 months. The former Toyota Australia boss has overseen a period that has seen a sales slump for the former market leader.