Italian icon in value of good design exhibit
The classic Fiat 500 acquired by the Museum of Modern Art in New York in 2017, was seen by the general public for the first time yesterday.
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Best January yet for Mercedes-Benz C-Class
The new Mercedes-Benz C-Class sedan and station wagon have started 2019 with the best global January sales result yet. More than 36,000 customers took delivery of a new C-Class sedan or wagon last month, representing a worldwide increase of 2.8% in unit sales of those models.
Smartrak expands mobility solutions with PoolCar
Australasian telematics provider Smartrak has acquired the assets of Lingo Systems, the developer of a range of mobility solutions known as PoolCar. The acquisition extend Smartrak’s offering in mobility, particularly pool vehicle management, electronic key cabinets and vehicle keyless entry.
Subaru dealers to complete Takata recall early
Subaru Australia is close to completing its role in removing more than a quarter of a million Takata airbags from Australian circulation.
Ford tests autonomous vehicle using “human car seat”
Hand gestures, head nods and thumbs-up signals all help to ensure drivers, pedestrians and cyclists know what each other is doing. But how will self driving vehicles, with no human driver, communicate with those around them?
Tesla boss confirms Dog and Sentry mode coming
Tesla Motors chief executive Elon Musk has confirmed via Twitter, that the US-based luxury electric vehicle manufacturer will be adding both Dog mode and Sentry mode to its cars as part of the next software update.
Motorsport safety icon takes chequered flag
Doctor Robert Hubbard died this week, having saved the lives of countless motor racers since the late 1980s.
Speculation about Holden-Inchcape alliance
General Motors could be looking to sell its Holden subsidiary brand to UK-based importers Inchcape Australia.
Budget concerns for motorists
The Australian Automobile Association is calling for greater federal government investment into land transport in the upcoming budget.
Better fleet data management provided
ORIX Australia is automating the management of more than 34,500 vehicles for Australian organisations by synchronising its operations with the Dell Boomi integration platform.