News8th Feb 20191 min readJaguar Land Rover suffers massive fourth-quarter loss…News8th Feb 20191 min readJaguar Land Rover suffers massive fourth-quarter loss…
News31st Jan 20192 min readRenault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance takes global passenger car crown…Scott CollieRenault-Nissan-Mitsubishi has beaten out Volkswagen Group and Toyota Motor Company for the 2018 passenger car sales crown, with a total of 10.76 million sales worldwide. According to figures released by the various brands, the combination of Renault, Nissan and Mitsubishi Motors accounted for 10.76 million passenger and light-commercial vehicles around the world, ahead of 10.6 million (up 0.9 per cent) for the Volkswagen Group and 10.39 million (up 1.0 per cent) for Toyota and Lexus. …
News14th Jan 20194 min readVFACTS: Six brands that managed bumper 2018 sales…Mike CostelloMuch of the talk around Australia’s 2018 new vehicle sales results centred around the 3 per cent decline in volume over 2017’s record tally. However, it’s not all doom and gloom out there despite regulations in the financial sector, the ongoing drought, and reduced house prices in major population centres. …
News3rd Jan 20192 min readNew car sales hit the brakes…News3rd Jan 20192 min readNew car sales hit the brakes…
News3rd Jan 20193 min readHolden and Ford post lowest sales since 1960s…Joshua DowlingHolden and Ford have wound back the clock more than half a century, posting their lowest sales since 1961 and 1966 respectively, according to official figures for 2018 released today by the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries. Holden sold 60,751 vehicles in 2018 compared to 58,710 in 1961, while Ford sold 69,081 vehicles last year versus 68,520 in 1966, according to historical figures from Australian Automotive Intelligence which has archived Bureau of Statistics data. …
News5th Oct 20184 min readVFACTS: Five things from September figures…Mike CostelloThe Australian new car market has been softening most of this year. It's not panic stations, but sales have been declining since April, and the year-to-date (YTD) figure is down 0.9 per cent over last year's record haul, to 881,005 units. You can read all about September's haul in intense detail here, where we talk about the top brands, top models, and break down sales by segments. But here we'll look at five other things to talk about. …
