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Volkswagen’s ‘Dieselgate’
Over the last few years, Volkswagen has been in the limelight, and not for the right reasons, as they were found guilty of deliberately cheating in emission tests and putting on the market diesel cars that didn’t meet legal requirements.
Why Are Car Recalls Still Not Coordinated on a Global Scale?
Car recalls are not uncommon. Yet, it sometimes feels that they are somewhat random. Find out the reason behind it in our article.
Stricter Fuel Standards Set to Bring Cleaner Cars to Aussie Roads
In 2000, the Fuel Quality Standards Act 2000 was the first significant legislative framework to set national fuel standards for Australia. A new study is now paving the way for the next step.
The End of Car Production in Australia
Throughout the 20th century, Australia has had a proud history of car making, with international manufacturers opening plants. However, it will come to an end in October 2017 when both Holden and Toyota will close their doors, a year after Ford.
The 'Carbon Tax' That Would Rise the Price of Popular Cars by $5,000
Most developed countries have adopted a range of measures aiming at encouraging people and businesses to steer away from fossil fuels. Recently, a rumoured plan for a new strict carbon-emission tax sparked controversy.
2017 Trends in the Automotive Industry
In an industry where trends pour in like cars on the motorway at rush hour, which one will be the next best thing?
A Short History of Aussie Car Manufacturers
A Short History of Aussie Car Manufacturers This time next year, Ford will stop making cars in Australia. Shortly afterwards Holden and Toyota will watch their final vehicles rolling off their production lines.