Fortuner’s demise finally acknowledged
/Toyota NZ has announced a well-foreseen death in its SUV family.
Read MoreToyota NZ has announced a well-foreseen death in its SUV family.
Read MoreDynamic figure of national motoring scene reflects on time with top brand.
Read MoreRevised emissions rules make it easier for ICE, but electric needs to run hot as well.
Read MoreMarket leader still mum as CEO saga takes another turn.
Read MoreSpecialist industry publication gives no context to report; brand also tight-lipped.
Read MorePopular model has put certification issue behind it.
Read MoreBlue Oval sees red about suggestion impending Toyota has a Green edge.
Read MoreThe mild hybrid system coming to Toyota’s one-tonne ute has a fancy descriptive … in Australia.
Read MoreThe change everyone knew was coming to Toyota’s baby rocket has given engineers excuse to alter so much more.
Read MoreNew sourcing point for second generation of popular compact crossover.
Read MoreFactory reducing Subaru NZ’s pre-Xmas allocation by 80 percent spoils launch pitch.
Read MoreIt’s no longer a big star, but still worth keeping on.
Read MoreEnhancements announced in Japan last week will include on Kiwi cars from day one.
Read MoreThe Honda Prelude and Toyota MR2 seem set to be revived as electric sizzlers.
Read MoreMarket leader makes clear acquisition of big rental provider won’t see it become a one-make shop.
Read MoreData suggesting big name car makes paying lip service to Clean Car aspiration is “out of date”, MIA boss says.
Read MoreProspect of two distinct looks, depending on where it is sold.
Read MoreTeensy electric city car here for trial, but will it ever come on sale?
Read MoreTNZ won’t say why it is sticking with mild hybrid.
Read MoreToyota confirms front-drive ‘Pure’ and all-wheel-drive ‘Motion’.
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