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News that Isuzu's Thai factories have reopened in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic is also good news for those waiting on an all-new Mazda BT-50, with the joint-venture ute project built in the same production facilities. Before covid-19 deraile

The COVID-19 pandemic has hit all car brands hard, but it appears Mazda has hit more trouble than some.

If ever there was a time to grab a new-car bargain, it’s now. This month, and in the lead up to the end of this financial year, spells a perfect storm for deals as people stay indoors because of the virus, new-car sales shrink for the 26th consecutive month, and ships still arrive in Australian ports loaded with lots of fresh vehicles.There’s only one way this can end - moving cars at discount prices. Here’s some of the biggest savings on the market - and there’s lots more coming here so keep reading CarsGuide.It’s not peanuts, either, with discounts of up to more than $10,000 off the recommended retail prices as listed by the car-makers and the dealers.10. BMW 118i M Sport automatic. Normally $52,329. Now $49,900 drive away with Enhancement package of panoramic roof, metallic paint and adaptive cruise control (worth $2900). Saving 4.6% ($2429).9. Volkswagen T-Cross 85TSI Life automatic. Normally $32,643. Now $29,990 drive away. Saving 8.2% or $2653.8. Mazda2 G15 Pure manual. Normally $24,515. Now $21,990 drive away. Saving 10.3% or $2525. Evolve automatic is now $25,490, saving $2668 or 9.5%.7. Hyundai i30 Go hatch automatic. Normally $26,331. Now $23,470 with on-road costs and warranty extended to seven years. Saving 10.9% ($2861).6. Mitsubishi ASX ES auto. Normally $30,039. Now $26,740 drive away. Saving 11% ($3299).5. Mitsubishi Outlander ES automatic 7-seater. Normally $36,082. Now $31,490 drive away. Saving 12.7% or $4592. 4. Renault Koleos Life automatic. Normally $36,766. Now $31,990 drive away. Saving 13% ($4776). More upmarket Zen version is now $35,990 including on-road costs, saving 10.9% ($4419).3. Suzuki Swift GL Navigator automatic with Safety Pack. Normally $23,365. Now $19,990 drive away with full safety suite and sat-nav. Saving 14.4% ($3375).2. MG MG3 Excite automatic. Normally $21,861. Now $18,490 including on-road costs and comes with leather seats, sat-nav and seven-year unlimited kilometre warranty and seven-year roadside assistance. Saving 15.4% ($3371).1. Nissan 370Z 50th Anniversary manual. Normally $59,936. Now $49,990 drive away. Saving 16.6% ($9936). The automatic is now $52,490 including on-road costs, saving $10,108 or 16.1%.

It's the end of the mid-size sedan as we know it, and we all seem to feel fine about it.Apologies to R.E.M., but the demise of the medium-sized passenger car has been a long-time coming, but April's dire sales figures have brought into focus how close to

The Australian new-car market was hammered in April, recording its biggest ever monthly fall as shoppers stayed home in the face of the coronavirus pandemic. Just 38,926 new vehicles found homes in April, down almost 50 per cent on the 75,5

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While it might feel like the current crisis is not much good for anything, or anyone, it is actually a great time to buy a new car, particularly if you’re the kind of person who likes to get a bargain

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Australia is about to welcome a new ute gold rush, with a flood of new metal about to hit our shores that will surely make choosing which dual-cab ute you want parked on your driveway harder than it's been in years. Yes, the Ford Ranger and Toyota Hi