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The small brands thriving in the sales slump
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By Andrew Chesterton · 05 Mar 2019
Yes, at a glance it seems Australia's new-car market is a sea of red ink and plummeting sales, with numbers seemingly down across the board.
Are humans the weakest link in the self-driving chain?
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By Andrew Chesterton · 08 Nov 2018
What began as warning over the dangers of autonomous cars has suddenly turned into advertisement for the technology.
Subaru headlines July recalls
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By Robbie Wallis · 30 Jul 2018
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commissions (ACCC) has issued its latest round of safety recalls, with a number of models called back from Subaru, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, HSV...
Sergio Marchionne: dead at 66
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By Andrew Chesterton · 25 Jul 2018
Sergio Marchionne, chairman and CEO of FCA and head of Ferrari, has died following complications post surgery in Switzerland. He was 66.
Manley replaces Marchionne as FCA boss
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By Spencer Leech · 23 Jul 2018
Fiat Chrysler Automobies (FCA) this week released a statement revealing that its chief executive officer, Sergio Marchionne, will no longer be able to head the company due to health issues.
Commodore back chasing crooks in SA
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By Andrew Chesterton · 10 Jul 2018
Crooks in South Australia will have a familiar sight when they look in their rear-view mirrors, with the ZB Commodore officially joining the state's police fleet.
High-tech cars coming - but do you want one?
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By Andrew Chesterton · 22 Jun 2018
The rush to build autonomous cars and electric vehicles will end with "a pile-up of epic proportions", according to a new report.
Jeep to offer new owners car swap options
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By Andrew Chesterton · 04 Jun 2018
A Jeep subscription service could be launched in Australia as soon as 2020.
NSW HWP locks in Mopar and Bavarian stormers
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By Tim Robson · 21 May 2018
Holden and Ford not in the mix as NSW Police confirm new highway patrol roles for Chrysler and BMW. The long running saga of what cars would replace the locally built Holden Commodore and Ford Falcons that patrolled NSW roads for decades has been partially resolved, with the NSW Police Force announcing that it will
Carmakers forced to fix deadly airbags
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By Ron Hammerton · 28 Feb 2018
The Australian government has issued a compulsory recall of 2.3 million vehicles affected by faulty Takata airbags based on information provided from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission