In a matter before the Supreme Court of Victoria, Echo Law has alleged that by selling a range of “add-on” insurance products Toyota Finance and insurer, Aioi Nissay Dowa Insurance Company Australia (ADICA), engaged in conduct that was unjust, unfair, misleading and unconscionable.
The Superbowl has come and gone again, and with it millions spent on some of the best ads of the year, including by car companies. We have watched them all – and listed them here for your viewing pleasure. Our picks?
A US car dealer's joke television ad has made him in an internet star - possibly for all the wrong reasons.
To get into the spirit of Valentines Day, Ford thought it would set up some lonely blokes on a blind date - with a stunt driver. The date starts with the guys meeting their date at a cafe.
Toyota USA have solved the age old problem of parents having to discipline their children on the move by raising their voice. The feature is called "Driver Easy Speak” and it is an option in the latest 2015 Toyota Sienna MPV.
A Toyota dealer has been slammed on social media for making a poor taste Rolf Harris joke in an advertisement for a used Toyota HiLux utility.
An editor of the US television programme 60 Minutes has created controversy on the airwaves by dubbing the sound of a conventional car engine onto the video footage of a Tesla electric car, which is normally silent.
A holidaying Queensland couple faced a very expensive rental bill for their Porsche hire car when it was impounded by the Victorian police.
A former BBC star claimed to be a second-hand car dealer in a failed attempt to avoid paying tax on £1 million by using a scheme that also attracted 450 other wealthy people.
It is Superbowl time again in the US - which means millions being spent on just a few seconds of screen time - and the automotive industry is one of the heavy hitters on game day.Here are the automotive masterpieces that have popped up so far.