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Dealers, industry should prepare for change of government

The Australian Automotive Dealer Association says franchised new car retail businesses should not be surprised if Labor wins the 2019 election. AADA chief executive David Blackhall says businesses should realise there's a chance Labor will return to office for the first time since 2014.

AutoTalk magazine available for download now!

Welcome back from the holidays as AutoTalk dives into the stories affecting the Australian auto industry in January 2019. Australia's franchised dealers have given their feedback on working with their respective auto brand business partners and it's less than pretty for some.

New stuff at CES show

A raft of new automotive and mobility tech features at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas from January 8-11. One new gadget is Chinese electric car maker Byton’s steering wheel touchscreen.

Large SUVs score five stars

The new Holden Acadia and BMW X5 three-litre diesel variants have picked up top safety marks from the Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP).

Advanced AV tech at LA show

Ground-breaking autonomous development has been revealed by Volvo and AV core sensing tech start-up Luminar at Automobility LA 2018. The most advanced Lidar sensor and perception capabilities to date are demonstrated at the automotive trade show in Los Angeles from November 26-29.

Alfa Romeo hops on Targa Florio tribute

Australia's homage to the Targa Florio road rally has begun with support from Alfa Romeo. The Targa Florio Australian Tribute runs starts tomorrow and runs until December 2, taking in 11km of Victoria's best driving roads.