Ford profits halve as rivals book a good quarter
Slow US sales have cut Ford’s third-quarter profit in half. GM, Fiat Chrysler and even Tesla, meanwhile, peg a good one
VFACTS: Mazda tops best-sellers list, while Toyota continues overall dominance
New car sales continue to rise with more than 100,000 cars rolling out of showrooms in August
Ford builds last Aussie engines
Final 5.0-litre V8, 4.0-litre in-line six roll off Geelong assembly line
Toyota, Ford surge in sales race
Toyota cemented its lead in the sales race as Hyundai came crashing down.
Dieselgate fix delay due to government
Volkswagen says it is awaiting government approval for proposed fixes for vehicles found to be cheating emissions standards
VFACTS - Ford Mustang Outsells Falcon, Territory, Kuga, Fiesta and Mondeo in July
The Mustang has become one of Ford’s most popular models in Australia, outselling traditional volume-sellers such as the Falcon and Territory. Meanwhile, SUVs continue to snare more market share as passenger car volumes suffer
Volkswagen locks in cost of US Dieselgate fix
US court gives its tick to Volkswagen’s compensation plan that will give American owners up to $13,000 each
Mazda BT-50 ute to become Isuzu D-Max twin
The next-generation Mazda BT-50 will be based on the Isuzu D-Max, ending the Japanese brand’s long association with Ford
Luxury Car Tax ‘inequitable’, says Toyota
Toyota renews its calls for the abolition of the Luxury Car Tax as it reduces the list price on selected vehicles affected by new threshold limits, which came into effect on July 1
Hyundai i30 continues to dominate sales
Latest VFACTS figures show the Korean giant’s i30 hatch remains a winner with buyers
VW offers $A20bn settlement to US owners, but Aussies miss out
US emissions cheat fix offers to buy back some owners’ cars, and compensate others with cash
Mitsubishi chief to quit over fuel scandal: Report
Fudged figures fallout claims a high-profile scalp at Mitsubishi
Luxury Car Tax tipping point to rise
Level at which controversial tax kicks in rises, but incentive gap to fuel-efficient cars narrows
Nissan swoops on Mitsubishi in $3bn takeover bid
Mitsubishi's struggles with fudged fuel numbers has provided Nissan with an offer it can't refuse
BMW selects slow road to electric future
Rather than rush new "i" technology to market, BMW says it is happy to wait a few years and see what happens
Holden posts $128m profit for 2015
Holden has pegged its first profit in five years, although says it was weighed down by its loss-making Australian manufacturing operations
April VFACTS new-car sales: Ford beats Holden for first time since 1999
Shock result for Holden as Hyundai cements third place courtesy of its cut-price i30 hatchback
Ferrari revs up for higher profits
Ferrari's split from Fiat Chrysler Automobiles isn't hurting the high-end sportscar brand's ability to print money
Ford Australia posts $162m loss for 2015
Ford Australia has posted a $162 million run of red ink in its last full year as an Australian car manufacturer
Dieselgate: VW presentation outlined cheats in 2006, says report
New York Times report claims a decade-old tech report blew the lid on VW’s emissions cheat secrets
Mitsubishi fuel scandal could affect Peugeot and Citroen
The local distributors for Peugeot and Citroen have received "clarification” from the brands' French head office, claiming their Mitsubishi-produced vehicles sold in Australia are unaffected by the efficiency scandal.
Dieselgate: Volkswagen insists Aussies don’t deserve payouts
US Volkswagen owners tipped to receive $US5000 peace offering, but we’re still in line for nothing
GM’s Mike Simcoe on rise to global design chief
The newly appointed world head of GM design, Australian Mike Simcoe, talks about the challenges of his new role
Holden Monaro architect to lead GM's global design
Australian Mike Simcoe has been promoted to the position of vice-president of General Motors design