It’s possibly the friendliest rivalry in the Australian new car market – a far cry from the Holden and Ford battles of old – but it’s one we’re seemingly gripped by nonetheless: Hyundai
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At the halfway point of last year, Mitsubishi was the third-most popular new-car brand in Australia, as it has been for some time post-Holden’s decline, but this year is different. The brand that
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Some 25 years later, sales of medium and large passenger cars, the segments that once played host to perennial favourites like Holden Commodore, Ford Falcon, Toyota Camry, and Mitsubishi Magna, account for just
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Plus: Will the Suzuki Jimny serve as a farm workhorse? Best replacements for a Holden Calais, Jeep Grand Cherokee and Alfa Romeo 159? And why is my VW Golf hesitating? This week’s carsales
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FORMER VinFast engineering chief Kevin Yardley has been named as the keynote speaker for the Society of Automotive Engineers – Australasia (SAE-A) annual general meeting and networking event to be held in Melbourne
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Among the online white-noise continues the theme of `we don’t make anything in this country any more’. It’s the great post-car-making dirge that keeps online trolls and nay-sayers busy for hours on end.
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Football, meat pies, kangaroos and Mitsubishi cars. The Japanese company is offering Holden owners $1000 if they trade-in for a Mitsubishi – to reverse a 30 per cent sales slide. View 3 images Mitsubishi
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Toyota clocked up more than 23 million visits to its Australian website last year, but there were some big upsets among the other brands. Holden still had more clicks than BYD, two years
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From the Datsun 180B, to the Valiant Charger, and iconic Holden Commodore, everyone has a memory of the cars that have made their way into the hearts of millions of Aussies. In the
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A record breaking 1970 Holden HT GTS 350 Bathurst Monaro owned by a Gold Coast local, who bought the car at auction 6 years ago is now sending it to auction again and
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