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Capricorn Mutual reaches significant milestone

Capricorn Mutual Limited (CML), Capricorn’s non-profit Mutual, has reached $100 million in sales. The not-for-profit Mutual provides an alternative to commercial insurance with protection tailored specifically for the motor trades, and it has been operating for more than 20 years in Australia and New Zealand.

Ford Australia confirms E-Transit Custom arrival in 2024

Ford Australia has confirmed the one-tonne E-Transit Custom will be one of five electrified vehicles in dealer showrooms by the end of 2024. Inspired by small and medium business insights, Ford says the E-Transit Custom offers innovative customer experiences based on cloud connectivity and digital technologies.

Vale: Queen Elizabeth II – her life in cars

Most people will associate the late Queen Elizabeth II with her official state limousines from Daimler, Rolls-Royce, and Bentley but her choice of personal transport varied from practical and mundane to luxurious and powerful.

All-new Nissan X-Trail arriving Q4 2022

Nissan Australia has confirmed that deliveries of the all-new X-Trail with an internal combustion engine (ICE) will begin in the fourth quarter of 2022. Sitting alongside the X-Trail’s ICE offering will be the X-Trail e-Power with e-4orce.

Maserati confirms Australian pricing for all-new Grecale SUV

Maserati has confirmed its recommended retail pricing for the local arrival of the all-new Grecale SUV in the first quarter of 2023 as well as the rest of the MY23 Maserati range  Launch pricing for the Grecale GT will start at $109,500 RRP rising to $128,000 for the Grecale Modena.

Refreshed Toyota Hilux flagship arriving in October

Toyota says it has updated its flagship Hilux Rogue with upgraded suspension, brakes, and body enhancements to improve its on- and off-road performance and it will be offered to customers without a price increase.   The refreshed Hilux Rogue flagship is set to arrive in local Toyota showrooms in October and it will be priced from $70,200 plus on-road costs.

Suzuki recalls 18,000 cars for braking issue

Suzuki Australia has announced it will be recalling 18,144 vehicles regarding a potential issue that can impact the vacuum assist brake booster. The recall impacts five different models; the Swift, Swift Sport, Baleno, Vitara, and S-Cross.