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Toyota opens doors in Yarrawonga

Toyota Australia has opened its newest dealership in Yarrawonga in rural Victoria. Yarrawonga Toyota is located in the Kaiela Business Park of the town with a population of over 7000.

Try before you buy

We’re constantly being told the way we buy cars is changing, but is it? Remember the image of former US president Barack Obama, with his shiny shoes up on the Oval Office desk?

Manufacturers meeting Takata deadline despite distance

Subaru Australia, Honda Australia and Mazda Australia are confident of meeting their 100% Takata airbag recall compliance deadline of December 31, 2020. All three carmakers are tracking well to meet the total recall mandate set by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC).

Ford steers Ranger, Everest recall

Ford Australia has issued a recall for certain Ranger utes and Everest large SUVs built on the Ranger platform. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission's Product Safety website reports a steering fault in both models, which relates to welding of steering components.

AEB uptake booming in new vehicle market

The rate of adoption for autonomous emergency braking systems in the Australian light vehicle market is up ten-fold. The Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP) says the last two years have seen the inclusion of AEB features multiply by ten to incorporate 31% of the market.

SUV obsession causing emissions rise

The Australian infatuation with SUVs is pushing national vehicle emissions through the roof. Aussies generate more grams of carbon per kilometre than Europe and the United States, according to data from the National Transport Commission.