Toyota Australia pushes on with Takata airbag recall

Toyota Australia pushes on with Takata airbag recall

23 Apr 2018 by Spencer Leech

Toyota Motor Corporation Australia (TMCA) has said that approximately 71.7 per cent of its vehicles caught up in the Takata airbag recall had already been rectified. Read more
800,000 cars recalled in two days

800,000 cars recalled in two days

30 Jun 2016 by Joshua Dowling

Cars are either being built worse -- or companies are getting better at detecting faults.Almost every Mitsubishi model sold in Australia over the past 10 years -- close to 500,000 cars -- and 324,000 ...Read more
Number one: the car award no-one wants

Number one: the car award no-one wants

9 Jan 2014 by Joshua Dowling

The Corolla was finally crowned Australia's favourite car in 2013 after 46 years in the market -- but you won't hear about it from Toyota. The car giant, which has been the overall market leader for ...Read more
Toyota Corolla wins 2013 sales race

Toyota Corolla wins 2013 sales race

6 Jan 2014 by Joshua Dowling

Toyota has twice claimed publicly a decision on its manufacturing future is due by "the middle of the year". ...Read more
What will you buy in 2020?

What will you buy in 2020?

22 Dec 2013 by Chris Riley

Fast forward. The year is 2020. The last Falcon left the production line over four years ago and it was joined by the last Commodore not long after. Toyota's local operation has also been looking ...Read more
Car sales hit the brakes in September

Car sales hit the brakes in September

3 Oct 2013 by Joshua Dowling

New-car buyers hit the brakes in September and another 1.1 million-plus annual sales record is now under threat. Industry analysts are trying to determine what caused the September slowdown after six ...Read more
Renault Twizy Cargo has no room for cargo

Renault Twizy Cargo has no room for cargo

30 Sep 2013 by James Stanford

Despite its Twizy Cargo name, this boldly-designed city machine can only manage 75kg of cargo in an area that measures 180 litres. Read more
Price cuts push 1000 per cent sales boom

Price cuts push 1000 per cent sales boom

26 Sep 2013 by Daniel Bishop

As the Australian car sales race heads into the final quarter lap for 2013, most eyes are on what will be the top car. But further back in the field, there’s been a big improvement for several ...Read more
Korea is beating Japanese brands

Korea is beating Japanese brands

25 Sep 2013 by Paul Gover

That might sound like a silly answer to a serious question, but it's the best solution for optimum shopping in the back end of 2013. You see, Korea now makes better Japanese cars than the Japanese. ...Read more
Toyota world's biggest carmaker

Toyota world's biggest carmaker

30 Jul 2013 by Richard Read

Just a few years ago, Toyota's future seemed pretty grim. In 2010, the automaker initiated a huge recall of Toyota and Lexus vehicles, which generated months of bad press and, for some consumers, a ...Read more
Toyota Corolla divides the world

Toyota Corolla divides the world

12 Jun 2013 by Paul Gover

Toyota has split the world with its all-new Corolla sedan and, in the process, is likely to split opinions in Australia. But there is no changing the umpire's decision on the car that's coming ...Read more
Best small car for the long haul

Best small car for the long haul

24 May 2013 by Paul Gover

The small-car landscape has tilted towards Europe with the arrival of Golf MkVII. Volkswagen seems finally to understand that Australians want more than just a nice car with a European badge, so it's ...Read more
Australian car sales riding high

Australian car sales riding high

5 Feb 2013 by Joshua Dowling

So much for the push towards greener cars. In automotive terms Australia is about to become the 51st state of the USA.Australians are moving closer to North Americans in their taste in vehicles. For ...Read more
Toyota Corolla

Toyota Corolla

11 Dec 2012 by Paul Gover

The world's favourite car is better than it was, but still has a few flaws. The starting sticker, though, is a winner. "I'd rather spend five years in the i30 than three years in the Corolla,'' ...Read more
New car sales price Toyota Corolla and Nissan Pulsar

New car sales price Toyota Corolla and Nissan Pulsar

24 Oct 2012 by Paul Gover

The all-new Toyota Corolla and Nissan Pulsar have both been landed below the psychological $20,000 barrier as the two Japanese brands look to maximise customer value and boost sales.Toyota has cut ...Read more
New Toyota Corolla at $19,990

New Toyota Corolla at $19,990

18 Oct 2012 by Paul Gover

The all-new Toyota Corolla hits showrooms at $19,990, a figure that undercuts all of its serious rivals and especially the Volkswagen Golf — the class benchmark after a total overhaul before local ...Read more
The customer is king at the show

The customer is king at the show

18 Oct 2012 by Paul Gover

Despite tasty hero cars led by the F-Type Jaguar and Aston Martin One-77, it's the real world cars that are of most interest.The return of the Nissan Pulsar, the unveiling of the Toyota Corolla and ...Read more
2013 Toyota Corolla to star at show

2013 Toyota Corolla to star at show

9 Oct 2012 by Neil Dowling

This is the hatch on which rest Toyota's plans to be the world's most successful car maker. The Corolla, launched today in Japan under its Auris nameplate, is promoted as a "sleek, sporty new look ...Read more
2013 Toyota Corolla images leaked

2013 Toyota Corolla images leaked

26 Jul 2012 by Karla Pincott

The new Corolla – called the Auris in Japan – has appeared ahead of its mid-August launch there, showing a longer and sleeker profile, sportier styling and some aero kit options. The Corolla will ...Read more
How to save money on fuel

How to save money on fuel

20 Aug 2010 by Stuart Martin

Every day driving habits can make or break the budget when it comes to daily driving. A list of tips to improve your fuel economy is something the rally ace believes can benefit drivers young and old ...Read more
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