Jeep Wrangler recalled in Australia due to potential fire risk
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Jeep Australia is recalling 544 examples of the current generation Wrangler made in 2018 and 2019 because a battery cable could spark a fire or cause the engine to stall.
A recall notice issued by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) today said the transmission harness “may have insufficient clearance” to the catalytic converter.
Car subscriptions in Australia: which one is the best?
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As we enter a new decade, car subscription in Australia has well and truly progressed from new-age novelty to present-day reality.
The automotive industry's answer to the commitment phobia that plagues plenty of millennials, services such as GoGet and Carbar are to car ownership what Spotify is to music – and they've seen massive uptake in recent years.
UPDATE, 13/02/20: Since this story was published, Carly has entered the Brisbane market.
Lucid’s rival to the Tesla Model S, an electric car called simply the Air, is set to debut in production form in April at this year’s New York motor show.
The company has said its unveiling will be accompanied by specifications, pricing and configuration information for the production model.
That indicates the pricing information the company revealed all the way back in 2017 is no longer accurate.
Gone in 60 days: Ford Mustang R-Spec sold out despite $100,000 price
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Ford dealers are telling customers they have sold out of their allocations of the upcoming Mustang R-Spec – even though the price tops $100,000 by the time it’s in the traffic.
The Ford Mustang R-Spec was unveiled in the lead up to the 2019 Bathurst 1000 but dealers were allocated cars within the first 60 days of the announcement.
It has taken less than half that time for all examples to be accounted for. Some dealers sold out within 24 hours of informing their customers.
GM about to unveil its first driverless car - report
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Cruise, the self-driving car firm owned by General Motors, will reportedly unveil its new dedicated autonomous vehicle by the end of the day.
Sources within the company told Bloomberg Cruise will unveil the vehicle at an event in San Francisco.
A spokesperson for the firm stated the vehicle at the event "is definitely not a car", but refused to elaborate any further.
