
The Ford River Rouge Complex
Ford in Australia is, unfortunately, dying. It has received a mortal wound and is going through the process of twitching and groaning before ultimately giving

Ford in Australia is, unfortunately, dying. It has received a mortal wound and is going through the process of twitching and groaning before ultimately giving
Hello everyone, Private Fleet, its staff and contributors hope you all had a great Christmas/New Year’s period and the scales haven’t groaned too much! Sadly,

1957 was a watershed year; it saw the launch of Sputnik and thereby frightening the pants off the Americans, the unleashing of the raw talent

Holden are in uncertain times in Australia, but there’s no doubting that their history is as varied and interesting as it comes. It is widely
It’s tough times in the Australian automotive manufacturing field; Ford is looking to go out with a bang locally and Holden workers confirm a pay
Spy shots of Porsche’s latest model, the Macan have hit the Internet, wetting the appetite of those in the market for a Mid-sized luxury SUV.
Cerato opening Some years ago, to say Kia and their countrymate, Hyundai, had quality cars, was stretching the truth just a tad. A succession of
Mazda’s giant killer, the Mazda3, was launched in its new model guise, in London, St Petersburg, New York and Instanbul, earlier this week. Australia didn’t
It’s not long now (at the time of writing) until the Holden VF Commodore range hits showrooms around the country; it’s expected to

Holden’s all-new mid-size car, the Malibu has been awarded a maximum 5 star ANCAP safety rating ahead of its showroom debut next month. Holden Malibu’s