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New models, sales results, dealerships: it’s been a busy week of news.
The automotive news wheel is always turning. If you’re not constantly checking CarAdvice – which you should be doing, by the way – it can be easy for some headlines to slip through the cracks.
To make sure you haven’t missed anything important, we’ve gathered what we reckon are the hottest news stories from this week, right here. Check them out, and let us know what caught your eye.
2020 Ford Escape PHEV confirmed for Australia
Ford is launching its assault on the Aussie plug-in market with its mid-sized Escape SUV, debuting electrified tech, a fresh exterior and Focus-inspired cabin.
An improvement?
A.P. Eagers and AHG could merge, creating a dealer superpower
2019 Genesis G80 pricing and specs
Korean luxury flagship is scheduled for a June launch in Australia, with carryover V6 powertrain and four variants.Old car, new price
2019 Mini pricing and specs: AEB now standard
A 2019 upgrade sees the previously optional Driver Assistant Package included as standard on all Hatch and Convertible models, coupled with minor price increases.More gear, more money
Great Wall: Next-gen ute outed, 500km electric model confirmed
That’s right, the GWM ute is gunning for the established dual-cab leaders with its tough new model, set for reveal at the Shanghai motor show.Tough ute, Chinese style
Ssangyong Australia crying out for Musso accessories
The aftermarket industry is a lucrative one, and Ssangyong is keen to cash in. The only problem? Australian Design Rules.They’re coming!
VFACTS: Lowest March sales since 2014
The overall new car market falls to lowest point in years, but value brands Mitsubishi and Kia are making proverbial hay while the sun shines.Tough times
Uber adopts five-star car safety policy
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