Is now the time to buy a used car?
The pandemic caused used car prices to soar as new vehicle production plunged around the world. How long can this go on?
Manufacturing
Aussie luxury wine brand in China scam
An Aussie wine company had its iconic, luxury brand counterfeited by Chinese fraudsters who put cheap wine in fancy-looking bottles.
Return of $18 million JobKeeper payments
After a surge in sales towards the end of the year, the car manufacturer has declared that returning the money was the right thing to do.
ASX overlooks US turmoil
Financial markets have overlooked the turmoil unfolding in the US, finishing the first week of the New Year in positive territory.
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Holden to get US models after closure
HOLDEN looks set to follow the lead of Ford and give grieving fans an iconic V8 muscle car to ease the pain of its 2017 factory closure.
The car that will dob drowsy drivers
MEET the car you can drive with your eyes closed. This Audi sedan will slam the brakes and call the police if you fall asleep at the wheel.
Hang on to your seatbelts!
BMW has created the world’s first self-driving car that is capable of drifting – just like in movies such as The Fast and the Furious.
Driverless cars in Audi’s sights
FANCY being driven to work, or have someone else handle the bump and grind of holiday traffic? The “auto” is about to be put into the automobile.
Toyota plays silent waiting game
AUSTRALIA’S last remaining car manufacturer, Toyota, has embarked on a silent waiting game with its factory workers.
Is this Holden’s new Commodore?
HOLDEN’S ‘We’re Here To Stay’ ad hopes to reassure Australia the brand will not disappear. But has the carmaker shown more of the future than it meant to?
Holden closure’s knock-on effects
SO you thought the closure of Holden only mattered for the automotive industry? This is the story that will change your mind.
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