The October issue of Autotalk magazine is now available to download.
In this issue Mitsubishi Motors Australia Limited announces a new 10-year warranty programme, the first mass market manufacturer yet to do so in the Australian market.
In this issue Mitsubishi Motors Australia Limited announces a new 10-year warranty programme, the first mass market manufacturer yet to do so in the Australian market.
In this issue, Mitsubishi Motors Australia Limited (MMAL) had a virtual celebration for its award winning Distinguished Dealers.
In this issue: Genesis Motors bolsters retail and online car buying experience Digital is now, not the future. How OEM manufacturers are embracing online sales and service.
In this issue: McGrath Subaru Liverpool DP Greg Hook says focussing on customer service and satisfaction is key to running a multi award winning dealership Maserati Artamon employee Adriano Giorgi has again won the Maserati Australia after sales manager of the year award.
In this issue: Norton Motor Group dealer principal Marcus Norton reminisces on his more than 30-year career in the car retail sector and his relationship with the Ford brand Restraints on floor plan finance hinder some dealerships but not others Purnell Jaguar Land Rover in New South Wales celebrates its third consecutive retail dealer of the year award eBay Classifieds, through Gumtree Cars, closes the acquisition of Cox Media Solutions (CarsGuide Autotrader) Construction begins on a new training centre for Volkswagen and Porsche near Melbourne Airport Toyota Australia and Renault Australia recognise dealer excellence Kia targets 500,000 EV sales by 2025 Plus the latest monthly statistics and industry commentary.
In this issue, new vehicle sales for April have plummeted due to COVID-19 and we have the latest VFACTS data available from the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries.
In this issue we tell the story of how one van buyer from NSW had a narrow escape when he nearly transferred $37,000 to an ING account on a fake dealership invoice.
The lead story for this issue covers the Australian dealers who are going on the offensive in preparation for a battle with General Motors (GM) regarding adequate compensation as the company terminates new Holden vehicle sales in the Australasian markets.
Hundreds of thousands of faulty Takata airbags across Australia have been replaced, but many still remain out there. Worried about the risk to occupants, the FCAI advises how many in what areas have yet to be returned.
It’s a new year, new decade, and we’re back again with the first issue of AutoTalk for the year.