Less than 500 new Holdens in dealer stock?
Motoring website CarAdvice.com.au is reporting that there are fewer than 500 new Holden vehicles remaining for sale on dealership forecourts in Australia.
Motoring website CarAdvice.com.au is reporting that there are fewer than 500 new Holden vehicles remaining for sale on dealership forecourts in Australia.
The Datium Insights weekly market update for the period ending October 19, 2020 says the Toyota Hiace saw the highest increase (6.3%) in price for the top 15 traded vehicles while the Holden Commodore (-5.9%) saw the largest decrease.
Automotive website carsales says the Ford Ranger was the most searched new car in September followed by the Isuzu D-Max, Mitsubishi Triton and Toyota Hilux rounding out the top four new vehicle searches.
Lexus Australia has unveiled the specification and recommended retail pricing for the IS Line sedan which is now available to pre-order ahead of the November 6 arrival in Australian dealerships.
Mercedes-Benz Australia has announced the appointment of an additional 15 EQ agents in addition to the nine dealers previously appointed by the distributor.
ANCAP Safety has announced a 3-star safety rating for the Jeep Gladiator, following testing of its partner model, the Jeep Wrangler, last year. The 3-star ANCAP safety rating applies to all Jeep Gladiator variants supplied to the Australian and New Zealand markets.
More than 150,000 vehicles on Australian roads still require their faulty Takata airbags to be replaced as part of a national recall and manufacturers are calling on owners in outer metropolitan suburbs to take immediate action.
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The Australian distributor for Haval and GWM has confirmed that three variants of the all new Cannon dual cab will launch here in the fourth quarter of 2020.
BMW’s famed Turismo Internationale (ti) specification will reappear next year in Australia in the form of the 180kW/380Nm 2-litre turbocharged 128ti hot hatchback.