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Special Camry marks end of Aussie Toyotas
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By Tung Nguyen · 07 Sep 2017
ONE month before Toyota Australia ends 54 years of local manufacturing, the Japanese carmaker has released a Camry Commemorative Edition to mark the occasion.
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Next Mazda3 will go simple for comfort
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By Malcolm Flynn · 07 Sep 2017
The fourth-generation Mazda3 is set to use a torsion beam rear suspension when revealed in production form in 2019.
Next Mazda3 should save you $400/year in fuel
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By Malcolm Flynn · 07 Sep 2017
Mazda is set to buck the trend toward higher octane fuel with its next-generation SkyActiv petrol engines, but will the federal government thwart its effectiveness?
HiLux repeats as top-selling Australian model
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By Justin Hilliard · 05 Sep 2017
According to official VFACTS data released today, the Toyota Hilux and its competitors in the one-tonne segment have driven the Australian new-vehicle market to a record August sales tally.
Luxury models among latest recalls
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By Robbie Wallis · 04 Sep 2017
Ford has recalled 8878 examples of its Kuga mid-size SUV over a potential fire risk.
Kia reveals Stinger V6 specification levels
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By Justin Hilliard · 29 Aug 2017
Kia Australia has continued its drip-feed of information for the Stinger V6 due next month, this time releasing further specification details for the performance-orientated liftback.
Sixth-gen M5 cops 441kW and 750Nm
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By Justin Hilliard · 22 Aug 2017
The sixth-generation BMW M5 has staked its claim for the title of best super-sedan in the world, with the latest M model featuring increased engine outputs.
Ford recalls Focus over fire risk
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By Neil Dowling · 17 Aug 2017
Ford Australia has confirmed it is contacting almost 43,000 Focus owners to warn of a vehicle defect that could cause a fire.
Is Ford's Mondeo diesel an emissions cheat?
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By Justin Hilliard · 14 Aug 2017
Ford has come under fire from Germany's Federal Motor Transport Authority, the KBA, over diesel versions of its current-generation Mondeo mid-sizer.
Mazda, BMW affected again by Takata recalls
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By Justin Hilliard · 03 Aug 2017
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has announced another round of safety recalls, with models from Mazda, Holden, Mercedes-Benz, BMW and Jaguar affected.