DriveNews.co.uk: Your Ultimate Hub for Comprehensive Automotive News and Insights! We bring you the latest reports, stories, and updates from the world of cars, covering everything from vehicle launches to driving tips. Stay with DriveNews.co.uk to stay revved up about the automotive world 24/7
The soon-to-arrive 2024 GWM Tank 500 will include seven years of roadside assistance – with no dealer service requirement – and seven years of capped-price servicing, up from five years.
Toyota was also the top-selling marque for April, continuing its long-time market dominance.
Until this week, it was thought the Haval H9 would tread on the recently arrived GWM Tank 500’s toes and was “on the radar” but not a serious consideration for Australia.
The news of Ford’s possible return to India has already garnered a fair amount of interest among loyalists. As we have exclusively reported, the Everest will be the first new Ford that’ll be launched here as a full import. And while we do not expect an expansive ICE line-up – the company will instead focus on EVs in India – new spy shots of the latest Ford Ranger have sparked off speculation that this too could be on cards for India. The Ranger pickup, after all, shares its underpinnings and engine options with the latest Ford Everest. This is the second time that the pickup has been sighted in the country, with the first being spotted in Chennai.
Ford India is bringing back the Endeavour to India and it's likely to be badged the Everest – the American brand uses the nameplate in Australia and Thailand. Ford India could not use the Everest name here earlier as it was trademarked to another entity, but Ford is understood to have secured the rights for the Everest name now and plans to relaunch it under this moniker.
Toyota finished up as March’s best selling brand while the Ford Ranger remained the best-selling nameplate.
Toyota finished up as March’s best selling brand while the Ford Ranger remained the best-selling nameplate.
Toyota Australia is aware it has lost sales to rival brands due to extended wait times for models such as the RAV4, and has implemented a solution to ensure the upcoming in-demand Prado won’t suffer the same fate.
Utes and large four-wheel-drives are the biggest winners of changes to Australia's proposed new-vehicle emissions standards presented to parliament yesterday.