Q1 2017 – When One Door Closes, Another Opens
We review all the major news events in the automotive industry from the first quarter of 2017. Manufacturing Soon to join Ford and Holden among
March 31, 2017
We review all the major news events in the automotive industry from the first quarter of 2017. Manufacturing Soon to join Ford and Holden among
#1: Electric Vehicles Put A Huge Drain On The National Grid OK, there’s no denying that if you’re plugging in an electric car to recharge
Toyota adds another arrow to its Hybrid quiver with the release of the Corolla Hybrid Hatch, alongside the Camry Hybrid and Prius. It’s priced sharply,
What makes a good ute? The word “ute” has its roots in Australian slang vocabulary and is a short word that describes a utility vehicle.
Can you believe it’s been two years since the government announced the ‘Instant Asset Write-off” incentive in 2015? To recap, the incentive runs as follows:
Toyota Australia confirmed recently that the Aurion nameplate will be dropped and replaced by a Back to the Future nameplate. Camry V6, anyone? However, surrounded
A couple of days ago, the Dubai police force created a bit of a stir in the automotive world by managing to scoop the Guinness
Car makers tend to have a vehicle that seems to define what that brand is. Holden has the Commodore and Kingswood, Ford the Falcon, Jaguar
Lexus released in late 2016 an update to their IS range. It’s available with a two litre turbo petrol, two point five litre petrol with
Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. Famed and distinguished author and scientist Sir Arthur C. Clarke has this as the third of his