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News1st Apr 20172 min readToyota Australia confirms top-end management changes in shift to import business…Mike Stevens
News31st Mar 20172 min readHolden confirms 2018 Commodore 0-100km/h target, new details revealed…James Wong
News31st Mar 20172 min readFuel tax increase to offset electric vehicle charging infrastructure for Australia: UPDATE…James WardA new sustainability initiative will bring an increase in fuel taxes, used to offset charging costs for electric vehicles, the Australian Government has confirmed. Under the scheme, an additional $0.15 per litre for passenger cars, $0.25 per litre for light commercials and $0.40 per litre for trucks will be charged at every fill. …
News31st Mar 20172 min readNext for Victoria: point-to-point speed cameras at every light, facial recognition for cyclists, drones to monitor hoons: UPDATE…
Podcast31st Mar 20171 min readCarAdvice podcast 46: Is there a future for 3D printed cars?…Episode #46
News30th Mar 20172 min readKia Stinger ‘E’ branding a contentious move: “It should be a Kia all over the world”…
News30th Mar 20172 min read2018 Renault Megane RS teased in video…News30th Mar 20172 min read2018 Renault Megane RS teased in video…
News30th Mar 20172 min readMercedes-Benz accelerates EV plans with 10 electric cars by 2022…Derek FungAt its annual shareholder meeting, Mercedes-Benz announced that it will speed up the introduction of fully electric vehicles into its model range. The luxury car maker now plans to launch 10 EVs by 2022, whereas it had previously committed to releasing the same number of electric vehicles by 2025. To get these vehicles out the door, Daimler, parent company of Mercedes-Benz and Smart, has budgeted 10 billion euros ($14 billion). …
News30th Mar 20171 min read2006-2010 Mitsubishi Pajero recalled for Takata airbags: 19,000 vehicles affected…James Wong
News30th Mar 20172 min readKia Stinger GT 0-100km/h time confirmed…James WongKia has confirmed the upcoming Stinger liftback's 0-100km/h time this week during its debut at the Seoul motor show, and it's the quickest model the Korean manufacturer has ever produced. The flagship Stinger GT, powered by a 3.3-litre twin-turbo V6 petrol engine developing 272kW of power and 510Nm of torque, sprints from zero to 100km/h in just 4.9 seconds in rear-wheel drive form, the company has confirmed today. …
News30th Mar 20173 min readFord Kuga 1.6 finally recalled over engine fires, Fiesta ST also affected…Mike Costello
