JLR to remove Takata airbags from spare parts market
Jaguar Land Rover Australia (JLRA) has revealed its plan to recover Takata airbags from auto recyclers. It has joined forces with All Auto Recalls to retrieve the faulty parts.
Jaguar Land Rover Australia (JLRA) has revealed its plan to recover Takata airbags from auto recyclers. It has joined forces with All Auto Recalls to retrieve the faulty parts.
Rather than wait for government action, an electric vehicle owners’ group got on with the job of ensuring a charger covers Australia’s most popular routes.
To celebrate its 70th anniversary, Land Rover has launched the 70 Days Around the World circumnavigation. Participants of the expedition headed by famous Russian travel-blogger Sergey Dolya started the trip on June 7 behind the wheel of Land Rover SUVs.
An Austrian Volkswagen customer concerned about the ‘Dieselgate’ scandal will be given a refund as ordered by the Vienna Commercial Court.
The leader of the United States’ environmental regulator was tempted to take a controversial ride in two Toyota vehicles.
A plug-in hybrid Urus SUV expected to be revealed within 18 months is about all Lamborghini has on offer in electrics.
Winter is here and that means wind, rain and heated seats while sipping a hot coffee as you flick through the June issue of AutoTalk Australia.
Former Holden New Zealand managing director Kristian Aquilina’s shift to Australia has seen him permanently relinquish his responsibilities in the Kiwi market. His replacement is Marc Ebolo, who while currently based in Australia, has undertaken a range of international postings for General Motors.
Toyota Motor Corporation Australia has expanded its recall program on vehicles containing faulty airbag sensors, to include more Lexus models.
May's 100,000-plus new vehicle sales have trampled on the 'average April' sales of just circa-82,000.