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Added On : February 19, 2008
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Mechanic wins landmark asbestos compo
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A Perth motor mechanic has been awarded $840,000 compensation for exposure to asbestos in brake linings while working at two Ford car dealerships. Antonino Lo Presti, 58, who suffers from serious fibrosis and requires constant oxygen...
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Added On : February 19, 2008
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Cabcharge profit motors to 17% rise
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Taxi charge company Cabcharge Australia Ltd is confident it can continue to grow profits after reporting a 17.7 per cent increase in interim net profit. Cabcharge booked a $30.1 million net profit for the first half, compared to $25.6 million...
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Added On : February 18, 2008
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First look: Rolls-Royce Phantom Coupe
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Rolls-Royce will use next month’s Geneva motor show to blood its first new coupe for over thirty years: the Phantom Coupe. The first of these £285,000 two-doors will be handbuilt-to-order at the firm’s Goodwood factory this...
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Added On : February 18, 2008
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Glowing appeal: In car design energy use LEDs add cool factor
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Bright little lights, known as Light Emitting Diodes, are changing the face of autos, inside and out, designers and engineers say. Once a beacon for the plush interiors of Lexus, Mercedes and Cadillac, LEDs have made their way into daily...
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Added On : February 18, 2008
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Petrol price drops away from $1.50 fears
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Fears earlier this year that petrol pump prices would push through the $1.50 a litre mark have as yet failed to eventuate. The national average price for unleaded fuel fell a further 1.1 cents last week to $1.354 a litre, figures from the...
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Added On : February 18, 2008
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Ford unveils its latest Falcon
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Ford on Sunday unveiled its new eighth-generation Falcon as the car giant makes a stake for the nation's motoring dollar in an industry that is shutting plants and laying off staff. After hundreds of million of dollars in development costs...
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Added On : February 18, 2008
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The arrival of Chinese-built cars on the Australian market is imminent.
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While there are some build and safety issues that still need to be overcome before they will be accepted, the Chinese car industry, like many Chinese industries, is growing — and learning — at a rapid rate. It will only be a matter of...
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Added On : February 18, 2008
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Peugeot SUV on course
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It's set to be one of the most striking models in its class - and is almost ready to take on small 4x4s such as Ford’s forthcoming Kuga, the Nissan Qashqai and VW’s Tiguan. As you can see, the 3008 takes styling cues from its big...
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Added On : February 18, 2008
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EXCLUSIVE FIRST TIME SPY S: New Audi RS6 Sedan
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TACH AUTO CENTRAL : One of the big unveilings at last Septembers Frankfurt Motor Show was the Audi RS6 Avant. But since that time theres been lots of speculation about a new RS6 Sedan. The latest spy shots taken by Robert Sandseth in...
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Added On : February 18, 2008
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Ford Sync wins 'Best New Technology' award from The Automobile Journalists Association of Canada
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TORONTO : Ford Sync technology was named the 2008 Best New Technology by the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada (AJAC) at the Canadian International Auto Show. Sync is a factory-installed, in-car communications and entertainment...
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