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What happened in the week ending January 27, 2017? Catch our video above, and links to the full stories below.
THE WEEK IN NEWS
First up, a shocking result for the Ford Mustang. The GT Fastback coupe scored a two-star ANCAP safety rating under strict new testing criteria.
MORE: Ford Mustang gets two star ANCAP crash rating
The global Takata airbag recall strikes again. Honda has issued a recall for more than 25,000 vehicles sold in 2012.
Subaru has confirmed the all-new 2017 Subaru XV will make its debut at the Geneva motor show in March.
MORE: 2017 Subaru XV teased ahead of Geneva unveiling
Mitsubishi has teased its all new sporty, small SUV ahead of the Geneva motor show. And no, it's not a replacement for the ASX.
MORE: Mitsubishi previews new compact SUV for Geneva motor show
Volkswagen Australia is looking into bringing the California campervan here.
MORE: Volkswagen California campervan under consideration for Australia
The specially tuned Lamborghini Huracan Performante has been spied testing, and the Italian car maker says it has set a new benchmark for the brand.
MORE: Huracan Performante - new hero Lambo will top the Aventador SVs Nurburgring time
Apple could be facing a class action lawsuit in California over not disabling iPhone functionality when in use by drivers behind the wheel.
MORE: Apple sued for not locking out iPhones while driving, report
An investigation into a fatal crash that claimed the life of a man in the US driving a Tesla in semi-autonomous Autopilot mode has wrapped up.
MORE: Tesla cleared of fault in fatal Autopilot crash but autonomous carmakers on watch
A warning for Queensland drivers after the introduction of mobile trailer-mounted speed cameras – the higher speed margin grace period is now over.
MORE: Queensland police trailer cameras snap 600 speeding motorists
The Mazda MX-5 Fan Fest has been held at Sandown Raceway in Victoria with 1500 people in attendance, 600 cars in the show ‘n’ shine and 477 MX-5s hitting the track.
MORE: Mazda's got a posse: records broken at Mazda MX-5 Fan Fest
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