BMW owners "entirely content" with three-year warranty
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BMW Australia currently has no plans to extend its current three-year warranty.
The brand is instead planning to refine its service and dealer experience, following in the footsteps of its rivals at Mercedes-Benz – which earlier this year ruled out a longer warranty and placed focus on customer service – and the long-term customer satisfaction kings at Lexus.
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Porsche prepares for electric vehicles in Australia
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Porsche has commenced the rollout of destination electric vehicle chargers in Australia, cementing its commitment to electric vehicle technology.
Speaking to CarAdvice about the brand's plans, head of Porsche Australia public relations, Chris Jordan, said the company is covering five pillars of EV readiness for the arrival of its first fully-electric car, the Taycan, in Australia.
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The axing of the Holden Commodore is news to everyone except those inside the car industry: the numbers don't lie.
When sales are going south and there’s no hope in sight, the end is only a matter of time.
The imported Commodore may have had a stay of execution if the company that builds it was still owned by Holden's US parent company General Motors.
