Ford News

2022 Ford Ranger PHEV spied

By Stephen Ottley · 05 Aug 2021

We suspected it was coming but this could be our first look at the ground-breaking Ford Ranger plug-in hybrid. As we reported back in February the Ranger is set to add a hybrid variant and spy photos from Europe appear to confirm that.

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July new-car sales sees MG ZS enter Top 10

By Justin Hilliard · 04 Aug 2021

For the ninth month in a row in July 2021, the Australian new-vehicle market had a positive sales result, with its volume up a solid 16.1 per cent month-on-month, to 84,161 units

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Ford updates Ranger line-up – again

By Justin Hilliard · 02 Aug 2021

Ford Australia has updated the fourth-generation Ranger for MY21.75, with certain grades of the ute getting more standard equipment – at a cost – while other variants have received a new engine option

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New car no wait

By Laura Berry · 01 Aug 2021

You’ve probably heard that customers are waiting months for their cars to arrive after they’ve bought them due to the disruption caused by COVID-19, but CarsGuide has tracked down dealerships in Sydney and Melbourne where you can buy a new car and drive it away with waiting. That’s right, even during a lockdown, Sydneysiders.

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The electric cars Australia doesn’t get – yet

By Stephen Ottley · 25 Jul 2021

Australia is the lucky country. Aside from the natural wonders, we’re blessed with a wide variety of automotive choices - from pint-size Kia Rios to hulking Toyota LandCruisers. But that doesn’t mean we can’t wish for more.

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Don’t expect Euro V8 Supercars anytime soon

By Stephen Ottley · 25 Jul 2021

The Supercars series is steaming ahead with plans to introduce new ‘Gen3’ race cars in 2022, and it’s hoping to have a European rival to the Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Camaro.

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Is there a Ford Skyline in our future?

By Byron Mathioudakis · 23 Jul 2021

The Ford Motor Company has trademarked the famous ‘Skyline’ name right from under Nissan’s nose in North America, and there is nothing that can be done about it.

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Ford's multi-million-dollar Mustang mistake

By Andrew Chesterton · 15 Jul 2021

Early Ford Mustang Mach 1 buyers will be offered $5400 refund or a track day and free servicing package after discovering some of the performance equipment promised in the vehicle's brochure is either not fitted, or is entirely unavailable.Some 700 exampl

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Why hot hatches are getting more expensive

By Stephen Ottley · 11 Jul 2021

Australia’s favourite hot hatches have sky-rocketed in price in the past five years, with some models now costing more than 25 per cent more than they previously did.

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New-car market soars in June

By Andrew Chesterton · 05 Jul 2021

The Australian new-car market has soared to above pre-pandemic levels in June, despite shock shortages crimping the traditional EOFY bonanza.

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