Renault has today announced its 2020 Master will be available in Australia from March as part of its promise to have an all-new or updated range by the end of 2020.
The new Master will be available in a variety of wheelbases spanning short (SWB), medium (MWB), long (LWB) and bus.
As per the previous model, body height and drivetrain layout will also depend on wheelbase.
ANCAP has awarded five-star safety ratings for the all-new Audi Q3 and Toyota Granvia, with both vehicles hitting local showrooms this month.
The headlining act is Toyota's new people mover, which is the first model in its segment to achieve a five-star result against the crash-testing firm's "latest, most stringent protocols".
2020 Toyota Granvia people mover: Tarago replacement pricing and specs
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The 2020 Toyota Granvia has been priced for Australia, and it's significantly more expensive than the much-loved Tarago it replaces.
With a starting price of $62,990 before on-road costs, the base six-seat Granvia is $17,500 pricier than the cheapest Tarago.
Opting for an eight-seat Granvia adds $2000 to the sticker price, leaving the new base-model people-mover just $271 short of the range-topping Tarago Ultima V6.
Kia has recalled the 2019 Carnival, over concerns about its second-row seatbelt arrangement.
According to the company, the seatbelt buckle for the middle second-row seat might have been installed on the wrong side. If that's the case, occupants won't be able to buckle their belt.
Obviously, not wearing a seatbelt correctly greatly increases an occupant's risk of injury or death in an accident.
A total of 150 cars are included – a VIN list is attached here.
