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Ranger back with bite

Ranger back with bite

Ford upgrades Ranger

Ford Ranger XLT

THERE'S an old saying in the bush the bigger the vehicle, the smaller the obstacle.

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New model Civic will not disappoint

Honda Civic

HONDA is getting in early with its next-generation Civic, announcing prices before the model's March launch.

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Volkswagen boost ute range

Amarok

VOLKSWAGEN has been operating with one hand tied behind its back with the Amarok range, but that is about to change.

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Small car success for Mazda

Mazda2

MAZDA'S success streak seems to know no bounds.

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Suburu adds small SUV

Subaru XV

SUBARU has added yet another model to the burgeoning sub-compact SUV class, but its new XV won't get lost in the crowd.

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Makeover for Peugeot sedan

Peugeot's new 508 diesel sedan

PEUGEOT'S premium sedans and wagons have been to the cosmetic surgeons and look all the better for it.

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Toyota to cut 350 Aussie jobs

Toyota to cut jobs.

TOYOTA Australia will cut 350 jobs due to pressures caused by the high Australian dollar, a union delegate says.

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Lexus arrives with 'turn assist'

Lexus LX 570

HERE'S an insight into the latest off-road driving aid.

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New Focus on diesel

The Ford Focus Trend diesel

THE case for diesel continues to be less than clear cut, especially if you are looking for a small car.

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HiLux still cream of the crop

Toyota HiLux, No. 1 in sales.

WHEN you're on to a winner, don't fiddle with it - that's Toyota's push with it's latest HiLux.

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Demand for small cars

Mazda3 was the top-selling car for 2011

SMALL cars and compact SUVs are the big movers in the car market.

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Hi-Lux top-selling ute again

Toyota HiLux was the big-selling ute in Australia

THE ubiquitous Toyota HiLux has retained its title as the best-selling ute in Australia, albeit with a reduced margin.

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Ford, Holden keep motoring in Australia

Car making

THE Ford Falcon will continue to be made in Victoria until at least 2016.

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Diesel adds heart to Grand Carnival

Grand Carnival

NOT content with dominating the people mover market for almost a decade, Kia is again piling on the pressure.

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Summernats crowd get the thumbs-up

Summernats 2012

CANBERRA cops and organisers are praising this year's Summernats attendees as some of the best-behaved ever.

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Subaru's new BRZ sports car

Subaru BRZ

SUBARU will change its stripes when it adds its new sports car, the rear-wheel drive BRZ, to its otherwise all-wheel drive line-up.

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Challenger for two-wheel drive title

Mitsubushi Challenger

MITSUBISHI has joined the crowd of medium SUVs offering two-wheel drive instead of four.

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Nissan's workhorse

Nissan Navara

IN THE pursuit of the ultimate workhorse, Nissan is treading where others have failed.

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Saab files for bankruptcy

SAAB

SAAB cars has filed for bankruptcy, bringing to an end a two-year effort to rescue the Swedish brand.

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Renault unveils Koleos

Renault Koleos

RENAULT has revised its compact SUV the Koleos as it struggles to gain a foothold in a very tough segment of the car business.

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Kia launches improved Rio

Kia Rio

INCREMENTAL gains are the norm in the car industry, but not at Kia.

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Motoring future on show in Tokyo

Tokyo Motor Show

THE latest automotive technology, combined with futuristic design, was on display at the 42nd Tokyo Motor Show.

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Holden's new long-range electric car

Holden

HOLDEN has unveiled the world's first electric car that can travel a long distance.

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Jeep's gutsy bid for class

The powerful Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo diesel.

THERE are plenty of reasons to warm to Jeep's latest diesel Grand Cherokee.

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Holden Commodore's grip on top spot slips

Holden Commodore

THE 15-year reign of the Holden Commodore as Australia's No.1 car could be ending.

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