Manufacturers Face Increasing Scrutiny but are Intent on Innovating
‘Development’ was the key word during the second quarter of the year, with manufacturers and regulators making progress in a wide range of areas –
June 30, 2016
‘Development’ was the key word during the second quarter of the year, with manufacturers and regulators making progress in a wide range of areas –
Already, several cars have the technology to realise that you’re drifting and your attention is lagging and, given the time of day according to all
Lexus continue to make inroads into the luxury car market, against established players from Germany, England, and Italy. Spread across sedan and SUV vehicles, Lexus
Isuzu. It’s a brand name perhaps more familiar to truck owners and drivers than car owners, however it’s a name that’s been part of the
It’s the usual problem with new sustainable fuels*. On the one hand, the inventors have come up with a great new technology that’s renewable but
There’s been no shortage of news coverage lately with regards to the next generation of technology that will power our cars. Between automotive companies, governments,
Kia’s Optima nameplate has been with Australian drivers for well over a decade, being launched under that nomenclature in 2001. Based on Hyundai’s Sonata, it’s
The aftermarket industry for the automotive field is a multi-billion dollar industry. It covers items such as oil, filters, light globes, seats and seat covers,
What the Australian car market has known as the Mitsubishi Challenger, for some two decades, is no longer. Enter the Pajero Sport, bringing us into
Subaru’s Liberty sedan is an unsung hero in Subaru’s fleet, with the Outback and WRX getting all of the eyeballs That’s a shame because it’s